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30 people
English
Heard about the heroic community of Bishnoi’s who prevented the trees from being cut redundantly? Well, now think about spending time with the same saviors and get to know their tradition while spending a couple of days with them. This trip will take place in the small oasis desert village of Jodhpur, known as the Bishnoi Village. As a tribute to nature, Bishnoi’s are known for not spending on meat or liquor. Likewise, they are also known for their compassion- ate cultivation for dairy cattle. Moreover, Bishnoi ladies are also notable for breastfeeding the infant pronghorns, who have been separated from their mothers.
Prajapati’s are the weaver class and Chottaram Prajapat’s homestay is one of the first rural homestay around Jodhpur. As they belong to the Weaver class, durrie (rug) weaving is their family business which we have been practicing since ages. They earn their daily breads from this business only. Earlier, they used to serve the noble families, for maharajas and landlords. As time passed, their families got involved in other businesses but were badly exploited by the business man. Chhotaram’s father, Pukhraj Ji setup a co-operative with 45 families involved in it. Pukhraj Ji has a lavish house in Salawas and has been converted in to a home stay for guests in the form of huts which stay cool in summers and warm in winters.
As you reach the village, you will be warmly welcomed by the hosts in a traditional manner. Get seated on the cots and after a brief introduction, sip on the freshly brewed tea. The gossips will keep on going and with them, you will be exploring the lives of people in the Notice the amount of Khejri trees around the homes and even the deer who are surrounding these trees and playing around. The concoction of nature with humans can be noticed very beautifully here.
After the photo session, head for delicious lunch prepared on the 'mud chulha' along with the freshly prepared buttermilk. Food can reveal a lot about the culture of this place and you can find all the locally available vegetables, chapatis, salads in your plate.
Post lunch, hop in your jeeps and begin the ride towards the nook and corner of the village where you can meet locals indulged in their work. Meeting the potters, yarn weavers, shepherds, farmers and all those who are keeping their business tiny is an amazing feeling. Moro-ev- er, you get to learn how much they are content and happy, being away from the world outside. Try out the traditional dresses along and make memories with beautiful picture. After this, bid a goodbye to all the people and say thanks to them for saving the environment and nature intact nicely.
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