14 Nights / 15 Days
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Coverage Area : New Delhi, Bikaner, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Agra, Ranakpur, Bundi, Jaisalmar
Tour Highlights: This suggested tour cover the most ethnic group of the colorful state Rajasthan such as Bisnoi, Garacia, Rabari, Bhil, Bhopa etc their villages, weekly market with unique villages of sekhawati region, Thar desert region and central -south part of the state with nice monuments, culture and different temple, fort and palaces, camel safari and at the conclusion the world famous Taj Mahal of Agra.
Our overall Endeavour is to ensure that the guest to Rajasthan (India ) should get mentally rejuvenated, physically invigorated, culturally enriched and spiritually elevated and , on return to his country, should feel the real India with in him/ her through Rajasthan.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi
Day 2: Delhi-Mandwa (3hr drive+ visit)
Day 3: Mandwa-Sekhawati- Mandwa (3hr drive+ visit)
Day 4: Mandwa-Bishnoi Tribal village- Bikaner (3.15hr drive+ visit)
Day 5: Bishnoi village-Bikaner (2hr drive+ visit)
Day 6: Bikaner- Koyalat-Phuladi- Jaisalmar/ camel safari- Dune(6hr drive+ visit)
Day 7: Jaisalmar- Rabari tribal village (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Day 8: Jaisalmar- Pokharan- Jodhpur (6hr drive+ visit)
Day 9: Jodhpur-Garacia tribal village/ Bhopa Tribal village- Kumbalgarh (4hr drive+ visit)
Day 10: Kumbalgarh-Ranakpur-Udaipur (3hr drive+ visit)
Day 11: Udaipur-Bhil Tribal village-Udaipur (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Day 12: Udaipur-Chitoorgarh-Bundi (4.45hr drive+ visit)
Day 13: Bundi-Puskar- Jaipur (4hr drive+ visit)
Day 14: Jaipur- Agra- village (4hr drive+ visit)
Day 15: Agra- Tajmahal- Delhi airport departure.(3.30hr drive+ visit)
Inclusions
- Hotel
Day 1: Delhi
Upon arrival at Delhi airport meet our representative and transfer to hotel , evening visit the old part Delhi- enjoy the nice dinner at Karim ( one of the nice clean restaurant at old delhi area has been counting during Emperor Akbar period, famous for Mugalia Food).
Overnight- Delhi
Day 2: Delhi-Mandwa (3hr drive+ visit)
Morning sight seeing of Delhi over cycle rickshaw to cover the old part of city and after late lunch drive towards Mandwa ( famously know as Mandaw garh- Rajasthan)
Overnight- Mandawa
Day 3: Mandwa-Sekhawati- Mandwa (3hr drive+ visit)
After full day excursion the typical villages of sekhawati region such as Ramgarh Shekhawati, Fathepur Shekhawati, Jhunjhunu, Bissan, Mhansar etc , meet and greet with the people. Enjoy the local food at there and return back to Mandwa again for overnight stay.
Overnight- Mandawa
Day 4: Mandwa-Bishnoi Tribal village- Bikaner (3.15hr drive+ visit)
Morning proceed towards Bikaner area, check in the nice eco resort at there. After noon visit the colorful Bisnoi tribal village. Excursion their life style. Back to resort again.
Overnight- Bikaner
Day 5: Bishnoi village-Bikaner (2hr drive+ visit)
Meet the colorful Bishnoi Tribal community at their isolated village and enjoy their typical tribal dance ( the dance is exclusive for you and organize by us, it is better to encourage their culture through dance and music which is the main base of sustainable tourism).
Overnight- Bikaner
Day 6: Bikaner- Koyalat-Phuladi- Jaisalmar/ camel safari- Dune(6hr drive+ visit)
Early proceed towards Jaisalmar enroute meet the typical ethnic village at Koyalat, Phuladi area.
Upon arrival Jaisalmar meet our representative on spot and by camel safari proceed towards sand Dune.
Overnight stay in that Dune area , you may stay in tent or open star dune. ( but very safty) at Khuri.
Enjoy the sand chicken ( local royal dish of chicken cooked inside sand with typical spices –masala).
Overnight- Khuri( sand dune)
Day 7: Jaisalmar- Rabari tribal village (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Morning meet the Famous colorful tribes in Desert – Rabari tribe at their village. During lunch time enjoy the local food at their village ( but not mandatory), after full day excursion return back to Dune camp again. Evening with good hygienic food enjoy the “Khalbali folk dance “ ( with proper costume and music , exclusive for you).
Overnight- at the same dune eco resort/ camp at Khuri village.
Day 8: Jaisalmar- Pokharan- Jodhpur (6hr drive+ visit)
Morning after breakfast proceed to Jodhpur , enroute meet the typical tribal ( Rabari ) tribal village at Pokharan area.
Check in a nice palace in Jodhpur. Enjoy the royal dinner with royal hospitality in their dinning hall.
Overnight- Jodhpur
Day 9: Jodhpur-Garacia tribal village/ Bhopa Tribal village- Kumbalgarh (4hr drive+ visit)
Morning after breakfast at the royal garden, check out and proceed to Kumbalgarh meet the colorful Garacia tribes at their village ,also meet the one of the famous tribal group in india- Bhopa tribe (whose eyes are green color) explore and excursion their life style and then check in a nice heritage palace at Kumbalgarh. Enjoy the royal hospitality at there.
Overnight- Kumbalgarh
Day 10: Kumbalgarh-Ranakpur-Udaipur (3hr drive+ visit)
Early hiking the nearby Rajputana village , meet the Rajaputana family and meet and greet over there. Then after breakfast proceed to Udaipur enroute visit Ranakpur – Jain temple ( is one of the largest and most important jain temple in India; open for Non hindus 11 am to 5 pm)
After noon visit the Lake pichola in Udaipur , evening heritage walk and relax around Lal Ghat Area.
Overnight – stay near the Lal Ghat area. View of Lake Pichola in Udaipur
Day 11: Udaipur-Bhil Tribal village-Udaipur (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Meet the most colorful tribes of Rajasthan – Bhil , at their village at Choti Undri and Badi Undri and explore and excursion their life style. Also enjoy their Bhil Mandno ( Bhil Painting) If you interest enjoy the typical traditional organic food at their village.
Note: Bhil Tribes are three types such as Kotya Bhil , Bansiya Bhil and Dungariya Bhil and they celebrate the colorful festival during Baneshwar Fair, Dusshera , shiv ratri and Holi time. ( for more detail please contact with us).
Overnight – Udaipur
Day 12: Udaipur-Chitoorgarh-Bundi (4.45hr drive+ visit)
Morning Proceed to Bundi enroute visit the Chitoorgarh fort on the hill top and also Rana Kumbha palace, Tower of Victory and Fateh prakash Palace
Check in a nice haveli at Bundi and afternoon walk the gossiping center of main bazaar area.
Bundi- Bundi is like stepping back in time. It is a picturesque and captivating little town which has more or less retainied a medieval atmosphere. Bundi is not a major tourist tramping ground , which is a big part of its charm. In the evening , people throng to the colorful and bustling markets that meander through the town’s lanes. Over all Bundi is a friendly place.
Overnight- Bundi
Day 13: Bundi-Puskar- Jaipur (4hr drive+ visit)
Early stand up and heritage walk around Taragarh , is a great place to ramble around at leisure.
Proceed to Puskar, visit the Puskar Bramha temple
There is grand camel fare. (please see the below detail ). Check in a nice hotel / Haveli or Palaces ( depending upon your budget) in Jaipur.
Afternoon visit the old city area ( Pink city ), is one of Jaipur’s major landmarks ( this five storey building , overlooking the main street of the bustling old city, is a stunning example of Rajput artistry, with pink, delicately honeycombed sandstone windows. It was originally built to enableladies of the royal house hold to watch the every day life and processions of the city)
Walk around the main Bazaars which includes Johari Bazaar, Tripolia Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar and Chandpol Bazaar.
Overnight- Jaipur
Day 14: Jaipur- Agra- village (4hr drive+ visit)
Morning visit the City palace area of old city of Jaipur and then drive towards Agra.
Check in a nice hotel at there and after noon visit the stone craft village,
Explore and excursion their life style and artistic work. Evening visit the Illumination of Taj Mahal from the outer side ( Taj Mahal remain close on Friday)
Overnight- Agra
Day 15: Agra- Tajmahal- Delhi airport departure.(3.30hr drive+ visit)
Morning visit the world famous Taj Mahal, excursion the symbol of love.
1. What are the main attractions of a Tribal Village Tour in Rajasthan?
The Tribal Village Tour focuses on immersing visitors in the culture and lifestyle of Rajasthan’s indigenous tribes, such as the Bishnoi, Garasia, Bhils, and Meena tribes. Main attractions include:
Bishnoi Villages: Experience the eco-friendly lifestyle of the Bishnoi tribe, known for their love of nature and wildlife conservation. Visit rural homes, participate in pottery-making, and witness traditional handicrafts.
Garasia and Bhil Tribes: Explore Garasia and Bhil villages near Udaipur and Mount Abu, where you can see traditional homes, colorful attire, and tribal dance forms.
Shekhawati Region: Visit tribal villages in this area, known for their distinctive murals and frescoes.
Tribal Markets: Visit local haats (markets) to see artisans selling handcrafted goods like jewelry, pottery, and textiles.
2. What is the typical duration of a Tribal Village Tour in Rajasthan?
The typical duration is 3 to 5 days, depending on the number of villages visited and the depth of cultural immersion. Some tours also combine village visits with nearby historical or natural attractions.
3. Which regions in Rajasthan are popular for Tribal Village Tours?
Jodhpur and Pali Districts: Home to the Bishnoi tribe, known for their eco-friendly way of life.
Udaipur and Dungarpur: Where you can meet the Bhil and Garasia tribes, known for their traditional festivals and dances.
Shekhawati Region: Offers insight into the Meena tribe and their rural lifestyle, along with local crafts.
Mount Abu: The Garasia tribe lives in nearby villages, and their markets and festivals are fascinating to witness.
4. What cultural experiences can I expect during the tour?
The tour provides several cultural experiences, including:
Traditional Crafts: Watch artisans create pottery, jewelry, and textiles using traditional methods.
Folk Dances and Music: Enjoy performances of Ghoomar, Kalbelia, and Garasia tribal dances, accompanied by local music.
Local Cuisine: Taste authentic tribal cuisine, made from locally sourced ingredients, such as bajra roti, dal, and seasonal vegetables.
Rituals and Festivals: If you time your visit with local festivals, you can witness tribal rituals, celebrations, and harvest festivals.
5. What is the best time to take a Tribal Village Tour?
October to March: The best time to visit, as the weather is cooler and comfortable for traveling through villages.
Monsoon Season (July to September): While the landscape becomes greener, the rains can make travel difficult in rural areas.
Summer (April to June): It can get very hot, especially in desert regions, but the hill regions around Mount Abu and Udaipur offer some respite.
6. Is the tour family-friendly?
Yes, the tour is suitable for families. It offers an educational experience for children and adults, showcasing a way of life that is entirely different from urban settings. However, it's important to prepare for basic rural living conditions, which may not offer all modern conveniences.
7. Can I stay overnight in the villages?
Yes, some tours offer homestays with tribal families or accommodations in eco-lodges or rustic village huts. This allows you to experience daily life more closely, including meal preparation, traditional activities, and village routines.
8. What should I pack for the tour?
Comfortable clothing: Lightweight cotton clothing is recommended, along with comfortable walking shoes for exploring villages.
Sun protection: Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are important, especially for summer and daytime visits.
Camera: To capture the vibrant colors of the tribal attire, crafts, and landscapes.
Respectful attire: Modest clothing is recommended to respect local traditions.
9. What kind of transportation is provided for the tour?
Most tours include private cars or jeeps for travel between the villages and other attractions. In some cases, short camel or bullock cart rides may be offered for a traditional experience. Villages can be remote, and road conditions may be rustic, but the journey offers scenic views of rural Rajasthan.
10. Are the tribal villages safe to visit?
Yes, the villages are safe, and tribal communities are welcoming to visitors. Guides with local knowledge usually accompany tours, helping with communication and ensuring a respectful cultural exchange.
11. What kind of shopping opportunities are available in tribal villages?
Visitors can shop for handicrafts, tribal jewelry, textiles, pottery, and local art. Many tribal artisans create unique items that reflect their heritage, and purchasing directly from the source supports the local economy.
12. Can the tour be customized?
Yes, many tribal village tours can be customized to fit your preferences. You can:
Extend the tour to include nearby attractions, such as wildlife sanctuaries or historical sites.
Focus on specific tribal communities or experiences, like pottery making, weaving, or folk performances.
Add camping experiences or eco-friendly stays in rural settings.
13. How do I interact respectfully with the tribal communities?
Respect local customs: Follow your guide’s advice on how to behave in the villages, including appropriate ways to greet people and dress modestly.
Photography: Always ask permission before taking photos of people, especially women.
Support local artisans: Buying handmade goods directly from the artisans supports their livelihood and keeps traditional crafts alive.
14. Can the tour include nature or wildlife experiences?
Yes, some tribal village tours include visits to nearby wildlife sanctuaries or nature reserves. For example:
Bishnoi Village Safari: Known for its efforts in wildlife conservation, the Bishnoi villages often include sightings of blackbucks, chinkaras, and peacocks.
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: Near Udaipur, this sanctuary offers a chance to see leopards, sloth bears, and a variety of bird species.
15. What are the health and safety considerations?
Water: Drink bottled or filtered water, as village water sources may not always be safe for consumption.
Health: Carry a basic first-aid kit, especially if traveling to remote areas. If you have dietary restrictions or allergies, inform your tour operator in advance.
Weather: Rajasthan can get extremely hot, so stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun.