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About the Activity:
Experience the
serenity and tranquility of Rajasthan with a farm picnic lunch in this
colourful state! You will start from the hotel with a drive for about 3 km where the camels will wait for you to climb aboard to embark on a fun journey!
Jump on the camel’s back and ride to the local Thakur Saabs farm where you can relax
in the open fields under the Neem tree. Get familiar with the local spices and
the traditional cooking methods and join your hosts on a stroll through the
farm during which you'll learn more about life on the farm, the crops and their
seasons and local farming practices
Meal Types: Breakfast
Activities: Camel Safari, Local spices tour and traditional cooking methods
A night camp experience, touring a Rajasthani village, watching the sun set over the sandy dunes, drive over the undulating landscape and visiting the homes of two ethnic communities – all this is packed into the 3 day Desert Experience Camp. Conducted near Jodhpur - also called the ‘Sun City’ – the culturally rich and adventurous camp is a great opportunity to know more about this state while enjoying the touristy must-dos as well.
This 3 day camp begins when you are picked up from the meeting point after lunch around 2pm and driven to the camp. A short hike up the hill and you will be witness to a beautiful sunset over the sandy horizon. The evening is spent in enjoying the bonfire and barbeque dinner after which you retire to your tents for the night.
Early next morning, after breakfast around 8am, the desert experience drive commences over dry riverbeds and the sandy terrain. After that, come the visits to the homes of the Bishnoi and Pittal community where the hosts let you in their abodes for you to observe their lifestyles and traditions. Post a picnic lunch, another riverbed drive follows and onto a village where you will be accorded a grand welcome in a traditional Rajasthani ceremony. A walk through the village allows you to soak in the typical rural ambience as you are witness to the lives of its residents. After returning to the camp, you will freshen up before eating a sumptuous dinner and head to your tent for the night. The third day morning, you will head back to Jodhpur after breakfast around 8am.
Duration: 2 nights and 3 days
About the Activity:
Fixed Departure: The tour starts from Chandpole Gate between 8 am to 3 pm daily
Let the myriad flavours of Rajasthan come alive as you bask in an authentic village experience.Your unique sojourn would begin sometime in the evening and would last for around 6 hours.
Begin with a 30 km drive from Jodhpur to the village (colloquially called Dhanis). After a traditional welcome, take a walk with the village chief to witness the different activities that take place here. On this guided walk, you visit the potter's and weaver's homes to see engaging sights of expert artisans at work. After absorbing the day to day scenes and sights of the village, participate in an old Rajasthani ceremony and subsequently join the chief at the temple for the evening prayers. In the evening, enjoy a festive ambience of folk music and dancing illuminated by a bonfire. Just before dinner, you get a Rajasthani cooking demonstration that titillates your senses for a sumptuous dinner ahead. It is prepared by the chief’s wife using ingredients indigenous to this region.
Duration: 6 hours (evening)
The desert is one of the most peaceful places to be during your holidays or in fact any time of the year! Join your family and friends as you head for a fun and exciting bush dinner and dinner on the dunes in the deserts of Jodhpur! As daylight slowly fades away and night time approaches, your evening drive through the Thar will reach its destination at aclosely selected location. Perfect as a surprise, celebration or special event, a three-course Bush Dinner will be served as the stars gradually appear from the sky! Far from any distractions of the modern world, in the warm company of the fireplace and our hospitable servers, a Bush Dinner is a truly unforgettable experience. The evening is set against the backdrop of mesmerizing folk singers and graceful dancers. The food prepared on site is glorious, the experience as majestic as music floats and the stars bear down on you, a night like this is an experience that's unmatched.
Meal Types: Dinner
Activities: Cultural show and Dinner
About the Activity:
Experience the serenity and tranquility of Rajasthan with a unique bird watching experience in Kicchan! The sleepy town of Khicchan, 4 kms from Phalodi is a sleepy town off the main tourist track and is well known for Bird watching. Every year though, around the month of August, it is the turn of Demoiselle Cranes of Eurasia and Mongolia to migrate to Khicchan in Rajasthan. The local people consider themselves the cranes' guardians here. Khicchan has become a natural sanctuary for these winged angels Bird watching has become a major attraction for travelers. Packed breakfast can be arranged from the hotel in case the guest wants to go in their vehicle. Jeeps can also be arranged from the hotel for guided tours.
The majestic Mehrangrah fort which rises above the city is one of the largest forts in India. The impregnable fort forms a picturesque backdrop to the city towering over Jodhpur at 400 ft. The thick walls of the fort enclose several palaces known for their intricate carvings and sprawling courtyards, elaborate balconies, arched galleries, and heavily ornamented private residences.
Mehrangrah fort is also famous for it’s museum which is known to be one of the most well stocked museums in Rajasthan. The museum exhibits the heritage of the royalty in arms, costumes, paintings and decorated period rooms.
There are a wide array of things that Mehrangarh Fort is famous for, The Flying Fox is a zipline activity that will provide just the right amount of an adrenalin shot as well as a breather from the sometimes tedious palace tours. This beautiful fort is also home to a few temples such as the Chamundi Mataji Temple and the Nagnechiji Temple.
For an offbeat experience at the fort, make your way to the top of the fort by 3:30 pm everyday as this is when they feed the wild kites and eagles which has been an ancestral tradition.
The Mehrangrah fort is the highlight of a Jodhpur holiday and definitely demands a visit.A luxury palace hotel, a working palace and a museum, the Umaid Bhavan Palace is a striking landmark of the city of Jodhpur and visiting it should definitely be added to your list of things to do in Jodhpur. Steeped in culture, history and royalty the Umaid Bhavan palace is home to Maharaja Gaj Singh and the royal family of Jodhpur. This magnificent palace was the last palace to be built in India.
The Umaid Bhavan palace basks in the glory of it’s one of a kind museum which has an unbelievable collect of vintage clocks and cars. Tourists from all over the world flock this monument to catch a glimpse of some of the most unique and rarest of artefacts
The Umaid Bhavan Palace is a popular spot for destination weddings as it's steeped in flare and grandeur adding to the festivity of any affair. The palace is also a venue for various fairs and festivals that take part around Jodhpur like the Marwar festival.Mandore is an ancient town, located about 9 kms from Jodhpur. Once a part of the Parihar Empire, today, it is famous for its Royal cenotaphs, temples, a ruined fort and other monuments all nestled within blankets of greenery that is dubbed as the Mandore Garden. A walk around the gardens depicts the rich architecture of a now bygone era, make sure you explore the old palace as well stop a small hill, it’s supposed to make you feel like you’ve travelled back in time.
The Ravan temple also deserves a visit, according to mythology is believed to be the native place of Ravan’s wife. The town is also famous for it’s various fairs and festivals that Jodhpur is so adored for. The Hall of Heroes, another attraction is a hall dedicated to 33 Hindu deities.
'The Shrine of the Three Hundred Million Gods' is something you can’t miss while you’re here. Vibrant illustrations of Hindu Gods are put on display which depict the brilliance of artists of those times.
Shopping is amongst everybody’s utmost favourite things to do in Jodhpur. A trip to Jodhpur wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the bustling Old City laden with shops selling artefacts, spices and saris. Sardar Market consist of the labyrinth of shops and retains a traditional bazaar feel, it’s beautifully chaotic and colorful and someone is constantly trying to sell you something.
The best way to get to this place is by taking the steep walking path from Mehrangarh fort to the clock tower. This will take you through the blue houses, the cane workers, the painters, the pottery section, the souvenir section, the vegetable, fruit and grocery market and finally to the clock tower where the rest of the market thrives. Here, you can buy handicrafts, locally made embroidered cloth, local attire, spices, Jodhpuri shoes, scarves, carpets and lots more. Even if you are not into shopping, this place is ideal to soak in the vibrant atmosphere and the rich colors on display.
Also visit National Handloom market which is strategically situated right next to the heavily frequented Janta Sweet Home. Here the items are all at a fixed price and you can’t bargain for your price. Be prepared to be tempted as Jodhpur offers gorgeous brightly coloured clothes as well as unique silver jewellery with tribal accents.
Ghanta Gar also known as the clock tower of Rajasthan is the Old City's famous landmark, stands at the heart of it and it's still working! The century-old clock tower is an old city landmark surrounded by the vibrant sounds, sights and smells of Sardar Market, which is marked by triple gateways at its northern and southern ends.
The narrow, winding lanes of the
old city spread out in all directions from here. Westward, you plunge into the
old city’s commercial heart, with crowded alleys and bazaars selling
vegetables, spices, sweets, silver and handicrafts.
The Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park was developed in 2006, with the aim of restoring the natural ecology of a large rocky wasteland area next to the Fort. Neglected for many years, it was overrun by an invasive thorny shrub. After the shrub was eradicated, over 80 native species of rock-loving plants from the Thar Desert were grown there. The Park extends across 70 hectares (around 200 acres) of rehabilitated land and has a walking trail. It's interesting to explore at different times of the year, as its foliage changes with the seasons.
Jodhpur is an exquisite city steeped with culture,
history, ravishing monuments and a wide array of attractions. One will never
run out of things to do in Jodhpur
as this city is always alive. The city of Jodhpur is always hosting festivals
and fairs like the Nagaur Fair which is the second largest in India and is held
around the months of Jan-Feb every year. Flocked with locals and tourists alike
Jodhpur is blanketed in colorful and chaotic beauty. Everywhere you go you’ll
find beaming and smiling faces in Jodhpur, this city is pure at heart and will
only lure you in with it’s one of a kind aura.
The few things to do in Jodhpur will never suffice a hungry traveler’s heart. There is so much more to this majestic city every inch of which cradles an attraction, a monument or a piece of history. The number of palaces in Jodhpur are innumerable each so exquisite in it’s own special way and each grander than the other.
The city houses many iconic attractions that have to be visited Delve in the magic of Jodhpur and discover, explore and thrive in the rich culture. All in all Jodhpur is the perfect tourist destination being an amalgamation of different travel experiences.
Daal Baati Choorma at Bhavani Dal Bati- Devouring delicious Daal Bati Choorma is definitely a must to on your things to do in Jodhpur list. This is one of the most iconic dishes in Jodhpur and one’s trip isn’t complete without the famous Daal Bati meal. If you’re looking for an authentic taste eat at the Bhavani Dal Bati restaurant otherwise if you’re in it for the experience you can visit the Baati Dal Bati restraint where you sit on the floor and enjoy the course like the locals.
Mirchi Vada and Samosa at Shahi Samosa- The Halwayi tradition is very much an integral part of Jodhpur’s culture and so much so that people seem to eat their favorite snacks for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you wish to indulge in this Halwayi tradition, do try out the iconic Mirchi Vada and Kaju Samosa at the Shahi Samosa shop that is located near the clock tower.
Omelet shops outside Sardar Market- There are two immensely famous Omelet shops outside the northern gates of sardar market both competing for the attention of passing travelers knocking up seemingly endless numbers of delicious and cheap omelettes.
Masala tea at Bhati Tea Stall- For all you chai lovers out there this is the perfect spot to grab a morning cuppa.
Glass of Lassi at Mishrilal Hotel- Every city in India has a few legendary street-food joints. Mishrilal Hotel is one of those treasures. Everywhere you go, you will be told about the ambrosial lassi served at this little restaurant near Jodhpur’s clock tower. It is very popular with the locals.Apart from all the monumental attractions soaked in history and culture, Jodhpur is also widely frequented for it’s mouthwatering delicacies. Janta Sweet Home is a legendary sweet shop that is bound to satiate your hunger and cravings.
There’s a host of Indian sweetmeats and snacks on offer, but it’s most famous offerings include Jodhpuri Mirchi Vada (Breaded and fried green peppers stuffed with potatoes) and Pyaaz ki Kachori (crisp pastry with a spicy onion stuffing). Both calorie-laden Rajasthani delicacies are served with a sweet tamarind chutney, the perfect antidote to the spiciness of the snacks. Wrap up your meal with Mawe ki Kachori (puff pastry stuffed with milk solids and dried fruits and coated with sugar syrup).
About the Activity:
Invite the Arabian nights to India with a
thrilling camel safari in Samsara and revel in the fun and thrilling experience
here in Rajasthan; the state of colours and royalty in India! The Thar Desert
in Rajasthan can be explored using camels, guaranteed to give you an experience
of a lifetime! Explore the rustic side of Rajasthan, an adventure that will be
in your memories forever! Witness the golden dunes of Rajasthan and see a
glimpse into the desert lifestyle!
Meal Types: Dinner
Activities: Camel Safari
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