Village Tours Rajasthan

With villagers comprising more than half its population, Rajasthan is said to live in its villages. As simplest of hamlets, the village represents the most basic form of civilization with a way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries. Visions of the people change as one move from one region to another, be it the landscape, the houses, the language or the very basic things as the clothes they wear or the food they eat. In remote villages, the colorful turban clad men breath life that is palpable, carrying in their jaunty strides, the spirit that is their destiny.

Travel Rajasthan and explore the hinterland of this magnificent land. Spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of chaotic city life, and view the colorful lifestyle of the villages, which will take your breath away. In remote villages, the colorful turban clad men breath life that is palpable, carrying in their jaunty strides, the spirit that is their destiny.
Religion is the way of life in these remote hamlets. Each home has a separate room where they offer prayers and seek benevolence. The images of local deities daubed with vermilion can be seen outside every village.

Religion is the way of life in these remote hamlets. Each home has a separate room where they offer prayers and seek benevolence. The images of local deities daubed with vermilion can be seen outside every village.

Rajasthan is amazingly populated: its landscape scattered with a number of villages and hamlets, telltale signs of tree groves and populations of cattle being the only indication that there is such a settlement in close proximity.

The typical village has always been difficult to spot till one is actually upon it. Its simplest hamlets, the most basic form of civilisation with a way of life that has probably remained unchanged since centuries, consists of a collection of huts that are circular, and have thatched roofs.The walls are covered with a plaster of clay, cow dung, and hay, making a termite-free (antiseptic) facade that blends in with the sand of the countryside around it. Boundaries for houses and land holdings, called baras, are made of the dry branches of a nettle-like shrub, the long, sharp thorns a deterrent for straying cattle.

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