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hundreds of years back in time. We find ourselves in extremely remote tribal
areas of Rajasthan where life is as primitive as primitive can be. This
enables us to witness tribal life at its best - in all its traditional
colours and innocent hospitality… The highlight of the tour is stays in
royal palaces, forts & castles - imposing buildings replete with luxury,
character and Old World charm. Life outside these amazing buildings is a
contrast. Life is very primitive and traditional; typical homes with mud
plastered or cow dung plastered walls and hay thatched roofs; narrow lanes
or trails broad enough only for camel carts or donkey carts; traditional
costumes of men & women; primitive agricultural techniques of plough
being drawn by men or bulls; traditional occupations of wood carving, block
printing, pottery etc. For most people here, their world ends where the
village ends. The village itself is self-sufficient; they have their local
bazaar and a village temple with a village deity in it. - the deity is
supreme and responsible for anything and everything that effect the day to
day life of the natives. 
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only other God that comes a close second to their village deity are members
of the royal family who inhabit the palaces, forts and castles that dominate
their village. The feudal respect for the rulers has been retained over
several generations. Time seems to have come to a standstill here. The
experience is like travelling through a living museum ……. Finally,
the distance between destination is very small. This not only cuts out the
travel time, but encourages people to get off their car, explore the country
side with their accompanying guide, interact with the locals, visit villages
and tribal homes etc. They could do all this and more without worrying about
loosing time on journeys. Also, we believe that there is more to experience
on the way to a destination, rather than in a destination  |
Here, one is transported in to a world of the
past, a world of glory and of pride..... |
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Still the royal residence, the
Palace offers accommodation in royal tradition.... |
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A 17th century fortress renovated over the years
to have exquisite rooms with period decor.... |
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Enter through a grand gateway into
the Sodawas Kot, which has ten bedrooms.... |
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Besides all modern comforts the royal family
here have endeavoured to recreate the lifestyle of the thakurs..... |
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The fort is surrounded by lush
green fields and mountains on three sides. The combination of a
traditional Rajasthani.... |
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This is a superb Art Deco hunting lodge built by
the Maharaja of Jodhpur in 1935.All the original features have been
retained and beautifully preserved .... |
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City Palace, a majestic monument, is situated in
the heart of Udaipur and was originally built by Maharana Udai Singh of
the Sisodia Rajput clan .... |
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The Lake Palace, one of the most splendid
palaces in the world, appears to emerge from the turquoise waters of the
Lake Pichola..... |
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Hawa Mahal, a splendid monument, is a multi
layered palace which was erected by Sawai Pratap Singh who was the grand
son of Sawai Jai Singh .... |
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Jaisalmer Fort situated in the heart of the Thar
desert in the state of Rajasthan is one most spectacular monument of
India...... |
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Umaid Bhawan Palace is the largest private
residence in the world. This spectacular structure in the Jodhpur city
is a majestic sight to behold.... |
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