If you feel to experience something that you have never experienced before its time to explore the Rural India! Eastbound brings to you an experience ‘Unique’ in every sense of the word.
The age old forts, cities of historical importance and world famous monuments have always excited us but tourism in India goes beyond the closed quarters of famous historical monuments and big cities. A glimpse into everyday lives of villagers who carry a unique rural flavor of Rajasthan will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The countryside is a distinct blend of traditions, lifestyle, history and people.
To share with you this undoubtedly unique experience, Eastbound brings to you a wide array of experiences. Charming Smiles and warm greetings welcome you to a new world…where you get to see the people of the land and learn about their customs. Where even the tiniest piece of art and craft speaks of a timeless era.
Experience the following…..
Legendary hospitality
As you step into rural Rajasthan, experience the legendary hospitality, this land is famous for. The smiling faces, the colourful ethnic attires and the warm hospitality, together constitute the perfect blend of an experience called rural life. the rhythm of traditional music overhead while walking on the sand dunes, tells the tales of exemlary hospitality and sages of valour. Come and experience that traditional Rajasthani hospitality……
Culture
The rural Rajasthan is where the colourful culture of this magnificent land still breathes its unique flair. get to the roots of those colours through traditions and customes of Rajasthani vallages. watch the local artists perform in their natural setting to the tune of age old instruments. Be a part of village festivities and fairs to become one with the colours of rajasthan. Join the festivities and be apart of the vibrant villagers dressed in various colours of rajasthan.
Rural lifestyle
The rural Rajasthani lifestyle is a synonym to purity and ethinicity in every sense. the charming faces clad in vibrant colours, traditional food, farm fresh vegetables…. every aspect is as pure and ethnic as it can be. Walk along the vast green fields reverberathing the morning song. Get a glimpse of a rural Rajasthani household and its simple no-frills life. a bullock cart carrying the chaff for the stock, herdsmen directing the grazing cows back home by the sunset….experience the rural lifestyle.
Art & Craft
Rajasthan is a land of colours. Get splashed by the colours of Rajasthan where every village is fam ouse for one or the other form of art and handicraft; be it leather, metal, clay, textile or stone work. Walk down the village bylanes and watch the potter crafting earthen miracles from clay on his wheel or shoemaker family continuing their age old profession of carving beautiful leather footwear from leather pieces. Live the real story behind each piece of art from the very begining as you see craftsmen in action..from a piece of stone to a sclupture, from a clay lump to a pot, enrich yourself with the story behind it. take home the rural rajasthan….
Rajasthan’s rural terrain brings alive its rich heritage. Colourful attires, smiling faces, mud plastered houses and beautiful wall painted and grazing cattle hold the true spirit of village life. Be it men boasting their big mustaches, women smiling behind their vibrant veils or camel bells jingling along narrow streets, the rural Rajasthan has a story in everything you see. Welcome to the villages of Rajasthan…..
The village destinations have been meticulously chosen and all efforts have been made to bring to you the best out of the best.
Nested in the lap of Aravali hills, Bichun is where you will discover the skill of making lovely mojaris (Rajasthani Footwear) , ebroidery, pottery and colourful bangles. the village is home to artisans who have inherited the talent of craftmanship from time unknown.
What not to miss?
When in Bichun, make sure that you try your hands at pottery making. For that, you can pick up some basic skills from potters, who will readily guide you through your ‘experiment’. apart from that, stop by at he homes of shoe makers and traditional sari designers to get the best pieces right there, at a good price.
How far is the closest city?
Jaiput (nearest airport) – 45 km
Ajmer – 90 km
Delhi – 304 km
Step into the the venue of the famous battle of Tunga 1787 AD where the royal army of Jaipur showed its Rajputana Valour to Marathas. Join the yearly festival in the remembrance of the martyrs of that battle near the cenotaph of Bakhtawar Singh and Sultan Singh.
What not to miss?
Madhopur is famous for its pure cotton khadi clothes made here. you can also watch the carpet weavers and saree workers in action. Ride a camel or take a horse safari to the wilds and watch blue bull, hyena, and jackals. the 300 years old temples situated here are an architectural delight for the onlooker.
How far is the closest City?
jaipur (nearest airport) – 45 km
Bharatpur – 185 km
Agra – 210 km
Delhi – 287 km
Step into the village Baghera and you enter the bygone era. The 17th century fortress and 10th century temple is a rendezvous with the glorious history of this small village. Let your shopping buds feast as you shop for the local handicrafts like carpets and leather crafts.
What not to miss?
Watch out for the remnants from the ancient history spread all around the village Baghera. The 17th century fort Baghera is something you can’t afford to miss. Built with heavy stone blocks and surrounded by two massive ramparts with round Burjs on the four corners, the fortress is also surrounded by a moat.
How far is the Closest city?
Ajmer- 100 km
Jaipur – 232 km (nearest airport)
Khabha is a village close to jaisalmer, more than half of which is completely deserted. The grazing cattle and peacocks lead you to the khabha fort which has recently been renovated.
What not to miss?
The ancient fort in the Khaba village takes you to the depths of rich history of the village. The fort houses a geological museum which exhibits fossils.
How far is the clasest city?
Jaisalmer- 35 km
Jodhpur (nearest airport) – 335 km
Step into the golden sand at the Kanoi village where the famous dunes of the great Indian Desert begin. As you walk throuh the dunes, watch the womenfolk carrying earthen pots, bringing water to their homes and the folk music reverberating from local musicians practicing afar.
What not to miss?
See the ancient cenotaphs and old water preserving methods in ancient wells and reservoirs. The desert wildlife including chinkara and rabbits also joins you on your desert safari as you ride a camel to the depths of the sand dunes. The great dunes of Sam are something you can’t afford to miss.
How far is the closest city?
Jaisalmer- 35 km
Jodhpur (nearest airport) – 335 km
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6. Jhalon ka Guda (Udaipur)
Situated admist exquisite natural setting Jhalon ka Guda is in close proximity to udaipur. As you walk through the village, you are bound to get captivated by the scenic beauty that encompases this small village, which is flocked with temples and places of religious relevence. Get enthralled with the rural demeanour and indulge in horse rides and trekking.
What not to miss?
While strolling past the narrow lanes and makeshift houses, you will stumble upon small time artisans and craftsmen. Jhalon ka Guda is best explored while trekking or on horseback. Any day in the village , be an observer of the craft created by potters and blacksmiths. you will also be delighted to find villagers preparing cattle food and milking cattle.
How far is the closest city?
Udaipur- 22 km
Maharana Pratap Airport, Dabok – 45 km
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7. Bhoori Pahari (Sawai Madhopur)
As you walk through the lanes of Bhuri Pahari, you’ll notice life in its very basic style lived by the villagers since early times. Stay with the villagers at their home, and you will come face to face with the richness of true Rajasthani hospitality. Situated 30 km from the Ranthambore National Park Gate, Bhoori Pahari is where you should go for an exciting experience of adventure and rural culture.
What not to miss?
Bhoori Pahari is the place for those who seek adventure, from horse & camel safaris on white sand plains, trekking in mountainous areas, to boating and bird watching for nature lovers. The village is situated on the confluence of Banas and Morel rivers and is in close proximity to adventure getaways.
How far is the closest city?
Ranthambore – 35 km
Dausa – 40 km
Jaipur – 205 km
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