Discover the art of traditional block printing in Bagru Village, where artisans use age-old techniques to create vibrant textiles. The Dabu mud-resist method is passed down through generations in the Chhipa community.
Shekhawati's abandoned havelis are a testament to Rajasthan’s rich past. These grand structures, once bustling with trade and artistry, now showcase murals reflecting a blend of cultural influences from a bygone era.
2. Shekhawati’s Abandoned Haveli
Escape to the serene Khuri Desert for an authentic desert experience. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, explore expansive sand dunes, and stargaze under the clear desert sky, just a short distance from Jaisalmer.
A historic fort in rural Rajasthan perched on a cliff overlooking the Chambal River, Bhainsrorgarh Fort offers a tranquil escape from crowded tourist spots.
Step into the sustainable lifestyle of the Bishnoi community. Experience their traditional handicrafts, sustainable farming, and wildlife conservation, especially their reverence for the blackbuck antelope, showcasing a harmonious relationship with nature.
While renowned for its tiger reserve, Sariska also offers crystal-clear night skies, making it a paradise for stargazing enthusiasts. The Astroport Sariska is the first-of-its-kind, astronomy resort in India.
Tucked in the Aravalli Hills, Rawla Narlai offers a peaceful retreat with authentic village life. Explore cave temples, a 1,000-year-old stepwell, and scenic forests, and end your day with a climb to Elephant Rock to capture stunning sunrise or sunset views — a perfect stop between Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh.
This village near Jodhpur hosts over 20,000 Demoiselle Cranes every winter. These graceful migratory birds, locally known as Kurja, travel from Mongolia and Russia, making it a key site along the Central Asian Flyway. The open grounds and salt pans provide an ideal feeding and roosting habitat.
Located near the India-Pakistan border, this remote temple is known for its miraculous survival during the 1965 war. A visit here also offers a glimpse into India’s military valour at the nearby Longewala Post.
9. Tanot Mata Temple & Border Visit
A serene, remote Hindu temple perched on a cliff with panoramic views of the Chambal River, perfect for photography at sunrise and sunset. Visit during the monsoon for lush greenery and vibrant landscapes!