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Rajasthani Villages - Portraying The real india The villages of Rajasthan are a classic way of exploring the arduous life of Rajasthani folks who thrive on the stubborn pulse of nature.
Nestling happily on the ETHNIC VILLAGE TOUR - RAJASTHAN e rugged terrains, the people caress a unique lifestyle that surely adds colour to the village lifestyle. Wrinkled tree thickets, beautifully painted kitchen walls with smoke coming out of the rusted windows, drooping camels chewing light green fodder lazily and half-naked children playing with their tails..is what gives Rajasthani villages an extra edge for rural tourism. Fresh butter churned out in front of you while you savour the spicy flavour of village cuisine only adds to the crust. Come on, experience a lifestyle still untouched by the hands of modernity. A life still veiled from electricity, where you might have to fetch your own pail of water..
Experience A Virgin Lifestyle Like Never Before !!!
Driving on the national highways towards a major tourist destination with colossal forts and beautiful palaces to boast about, spare out some time to drop into a cluster of rustic huts with thatched roofs for a glass of water. Believe us, the cordiality of Rajasthani villages will make you stay for a couple of days. The charm of spending a holiday amidst the colourful villages is no less than staying in heritage palaces of Rajasthan. Start your day with a glass of hot milk and fresh bread baked out of earthen kilns. Move out with the local folks to the sprawling green fields, the golden shoots swaying to the morning breeze. Since most have land holdings that are not too large, the use of mechanized farming methods is still not in prevalence, though tractors are sometimes hired at the time of sowing. For most part, the farmers use a method of ploughing that dates back thousands of years to the Indus Valley Civilization!
Return unexpectedly to astonish the household women, busy in cleaning their courtyards or designing the mud walls with plasters of clay, cow dung and hay. Try out churning of some fresh butter from the brimmed milk pot. Mind it, the churning migt prove to be a rigorous experience, but still a memorable one. Taste it, and if you like it, ask for more. Tourists are usually amazed to see how the people wash their utensils. They mud their plates until they are clean, and then rub them with a piece of cloth. A sort of dry clean! If you happen to be anywhere near Thar Desert, like Shergarh, Barmer or Dechhu, in the afternoon, ride a camel and wander around. There is nothing specific to see except a couple of ancient temples or forlorn ruins of some summer palaces, but still they make for some exquisite photography backdrops. At Kumbhalgarh, however, you can see the humoungous Kumbhalgarh Fort, stretching somewhat around 36 km.
In the evening, sit with the 'panchayat' (older people) and listen to the tales of their struggle during the earlier days. You can even come across interesting legends related to that particular village that dates back to quite a few centuries. Experience the melody of 'sarangi' (a stringed musical instrument) slicing the silent heart of desert and beautiful village girls dancing to the rhythm of chords. At the time of dinner, splurge on a delicious array of freshly baked bread and porridge along with yoghurt curry (kadhi) and vegetables like dried beans. Indeed, that makes for a memorable holiday, far from what you have expected from the royal state of Rajasthan.
Chokhi Dhani Village, Jaipur
Chokhi Dhani, meaning ‘excellent village’, is a mock Rajasthani village fair, dining and a fun place for outing with the entire family including kids. It is a concept capturing the vibrant spirit of Rajasthan and ensuring a perfect Rajasthani experience. Inbound and native tourists have a desire to experience the unique Rajasthani culture - the real Rajasthan, the villages, the paintings, the art, the wall decorations, the fresh air, the evening performances, the enthusiasm, the 'manuhaar' (a delicate request to eat till your heart’s desire), the traditions, the costumes and at last but not least the feelings.
At Chokhi Dhani, we bring that all for you. Our aim is to preserve and encourage the village art and culture, to get today's generation closer to the roots and the globe trekkers to see Indian village life. The place is just away from the hustle of the city center where nature is alive, natural scenic views are ready to serve you and where you can feel the fresh air of Indian rustic villages. A place which is not too far to reach, situated on a national highway booming with peace and quiet. A place where you and your family love to come again and again...
At Chokhi Dhani, we have the best cooks from royal palaces and artisans from all over Rajasthan. Our master architect visited numerous Rajasthan villages, havelis and palaces before starting. We have collected artifacts from various parts of Rajasthan but mainly tried to make our own, so that you get the unique. We use purely hand crafted material for decoration and merged it with all modern amenities for your comfort.
Chokhi Dhani has been the mirror of Rajasthani culture since 1989. Started as part of ambiance for a restaurant, over the years it has evolved as a tasteful and authentic symbol of ethnic village life. There is a bevy of traditional entertainment – dancers, acrobats, snack stalls – as well as adventure park–like activities for kids to swing on, slide down and hide in. In addition, you can enjoy a tasty Rajasthani cuisine served with love and affection.
Spread over 15 acres of beautifully landscaped area for a rustic look, it is dotted with machaans & platforms where different folk artists perform concurrently. A village fair is created every evening as an ongoing celebration of the rich & vibrant cultural heritage of Rajasthan. The display of traditional huts and workmanship will take you back to the times when splendor was unpretentious. Experience the rich warmth and rustic charm of a typical Rajasthani Village at Chokhi Dhani - Jaipur where the festivities never end!
