India is identified with the village, people here often depend on farming, animal husbandry, fisheries etc. All the people living in earthen houses fulfill each other and play every tradition in the village. Different names of all these are also kept. However, over time, there is a lot of change in the living of the village. Earlier, women used to illuminate their homes at night by lighting a lamp here. At the same time, now almost all the villages have reached electricity connection. If you have ever gone to the village or live there, you must have seen your people drinking water, which has a centuries -old history. As such, every city has its own different identity. Some are known for food and drink, while some have a historical heritage with them. Some of the world is famous for some sea waves, while some mountains provide calm atmosphere to people.
Today we will tell you about some such unique villages, which will take you to the world of this state, which will not be found in any five star hotel nor can you be found in the crowd of any city.
However, today we are going to introduce some similar revolving villages, which you must explore. Actually, we are going to tell you the specialty of the villages of Rajasthan. Usually, as soon as the name of Rajasthan comes, high forts, grand palaces and golden sand mounds emerge before the eyes, but this time if you are planning to visit Rajasthan, then go to these villages, where the tradition is still alive. There is a different familiarity in the soil here. These villages are also famous for simplicity with beauty.
Devmali village of Rajasthan is completely different from other villages. Nestled in the lap of Aravalli, this village is known for its purity and faith. People here believe that this land belongs to Lord Devnarayan, so there is no scope for meat, alcohol and any kind of crime here. Till date, not a single theft incident has been registered in this village. People here do not even lock their homes.
All the houses in the village are made of clay and their roofs are of thatch. No pucca house is built, because people believe that this land belongs to the god and the earthen houses are part of its tradition.
Menar village, located about 50 km from Udaipur, is called Bird Village. This is one of the few places where both humans and birds live together. The ponds here become homes of thousands of migratory birds in winter. Birds of more than 250 species can be seen here. The government has declared these ponds as Wetland. The tweet of birds, the plain life of the villagers and the fragrance of Rajasthani cuisine make this village extremely special. For those who like photography, nature and peace, Menar is no less than a paradise.
Bishnoi village, located about 22 kilometers from Jodhpur, is called Green Village. People here are known for their reverence for nature. Cutting trees or damaging animals is considered a sin here. People of Bishnoi society have been engaged in protecting the environment for centuries.
While working on a potter, weavers and charkhi in the village, the artisans will show you a glimpse of traditional art. The tourists who come here can understand the lifestyle of the village closely through Bishnoi Village Safari. Guda Bishnoi makes a different feeling to see the sun sitting on the banks of the lake.
Khuri village near Jaisalmer is famous for the huge sand dunes of sand and traditional lifestyle. House, camel ride, folk music and folk dances made of mud and pallet become the best destination for tourists. There is also a national park near the village, where birds and wildlife can be seen closely.
Jawai village of Rajasthan is probably the most mysterious and exciting village in the state. This place is known as ‘Leopard Hills of India’, as a large number of leopards live in the forests here. This village, situated on the banks of the Jawai river, will see wildlife, caves and bird watching. The view here at the time of sunrise and sunset is enchanting.
