Home stay at village
Rajasthan’s friendly traditional communities have opened up their homes to foreign guests so they can have a taste of the Rajasthani or village lifestyle to cherish for a lifetime. Experiencing a home stay in a traditional village is perhaps one of the fastest and easiest ways to get to know the real India. You will discover that things here move at a slightly slower pace than in the city, and for those who relish the quiet calm of the rustic life, this is possibly as good as it gets. Home stay guests will not just be immersed in the lifestyle of the locals; they will also quickly establish a bond with their warm and welcoming families who will treat them like family. Visitors will experience the full spectrum of village life. Home-cooking lessons and meal times will surely be a memorable part of your stay. The wide variety and sumptuousness of painstakingly prepared dishes can sometimes be enough to confuse most people! Guests will learn how to prepare the food. This might include gathering, cooking and washing it as well. The lucky few will also have the opportunity to harvest fruits/ crops that are in season or try their skill at plucking lemons or fruits out of trees.! Spend time with the children after they return from school and indulge in traditional games that are still popular, such as kite flying, Or you can choose to explore your surroundings, spend some time at the local pond, trying your hand at indulge in a spot of farming .In the evenings, you’ll enjoy cultural dances, musical performances ding, all of which you will be encouraged to participate in. Experience the charm of Rajasthan traditions that have been preserved throughout the ages, which remain very much alive. Live with your hosts, eat with them, be a part of their family. And when you return home, take with you a memorable cultural experience, and the friendships of a family. Please note the amenities in villages offer basic comforts. Electricity and running water are available while mostly these villages are connected to big cities via modern highways and public transport.
