• Bishnoi Village Safari - Begin the day with a morning pickup from Jodhpur. Travel approximately 22-25 km, taking about 30-45 minutes by road, to reach Bishnoi Village. Upon arrival, discover the Bishnoi community’s commitment to wildlife conservation and nature preservation.
  Visit the Shepherds Village to meet families of shepherds and observe their traditional lifestyle, working solely with animals such as goats, sheep, and camels.
  In Gudha Village, you can observe wildlife and visit Bishnoi families. Witness wild animals in their natural environment, including various desert species like antelopes, gazelles, demoiselle cranes, rabbits, blue bulls, migratory birds, and peacocks.
  Explore Kankani, the block printers’ village, to see the art of hand-printing on fabrics.
• Bishnoi Village Safari - Salawas, known for its magical carpets, is a place where fantasy and reality merge to sustain one of its most renowned traditions: the durry (rugs). Whether woven from cotton or wool, these rugs showcase the vibrant tradition and heritage of Rajasthan’s villages. Enhance your home with the enchanting allure of India by adding the colorful folklore of the durry (rugs).
  In the Potter’s Village, famous for its pottery, tourists can observe pottery-making and even try their hand at it. A complete demonstration of the pottery process will be provided, along with assistance in creating your own piece.

Later, enjoy authentic Rajasthani cuisine at a local home.
After lunch, return to Jodhpur, enjoying the scenic views along the way.

• Private Jeep Safari
• Pick up & drop: Jodhpur City Hotels only
• English speaking driver cum guide
• Authentic Rajasthani Lunch with local villagers
• 01 Litre water bottle per person
• All Applicable Taxes

• Any accommodation.
• Any kind of Tips & Gratuities.

The village is home to the Bishnoi community. This group of people holds a profound respect for all aspects of nature, particularly emphasizing the sanctity of flora and fauna. They extend their worship to include the trees and animals that share their home. In a world often marked by exploitation, they stand out for their dedicated efforts to protect their environment. It’s also noteworthy that the Bishnoi tribe worships Lord Vishnu and practises vegetarianism.

• Per jeep capacity – maximum 04 persons.
• If pickup from outside city hotels / airport / railway station then it will be an additional charge, payable directly.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.