Village Tourism Rajasthan

If you are bored of city crowd, then do visit the villages of Rajasthan. The vivid lifestyle of Rajasthan folks will surely take your breathe away. Traditional single storey dwellings, with walls of mud, straw and thatched roof has their own charm. This Jhonpas(village huts) are separate from buildings of the same type, known as a 'dogla'(Store house).

Popular Villages in Rajasthan

Rajasthan villages offers golden hours to the travelers. The state at its core is engraved with the beauty of rural locations like Churu, Barmer, Dausa, Dundlod, Nathadwara, Samode and Shekhawati.

An unforgettable scene comes in the farming field where women folk are usually found to be engaged in tying the bundles of new grown paddies, while their bare-footed husband managing the grazing animals with sticks in their hand.

A picture perfect scene of children powdering themselves with muds and at times playing water games in the river. Other than enjoying the natural village culture, visitors can also study the unusual technique of making a hay shades, clay materials and cultivating crops. The camel breeding farm in Bikaner is among the notable attractions in the state.

Shopping in Rajasthan Villages

Fairs and festivals held in the villages of Rajasthan acts as a shoppers paradise. Talk about Bikaner Camel Festival or Nagaur Festival, villagers sprinkles the cultural extravaganza at their best. Tourist can weigh their luggage with buying the handcrafted products, bejeweled with antique stones and glittering lace. The Jyotisar village of Rajasthan is popular for its collection of clay pottery, glitzy hand Bengals, colorful daris and soft toys. The mela also hold the aromatic smell of spicy food stuffs which are usually made of rice, corn and vegetables.

Eating at Villages in Rajasthan

Rajasthani believe their guest as messengers of the Almighty and hence welcome tourist with great heart. Women folk are ever ready to prepare meals for visitors. All raw stuffs are made with the aid of chakki(handmill), okhli (mortar)and moosal (pestle). They cook traditional meals like makka ki roi, missi ki roti, daal, baati, churma, lehasan ki chutney and lot more.

So friends lets space sometime and jitter our days with rural fun.

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