Visit Ruasirani Village – Local Crafts, Culture & Heritage

Your tour commences with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Jaipur. Travel through the country in your private, air-conditioned vehicle as you leave city traffic behind and make your way to the peaceful hills, where Rusirani Village is located.

Enroute, visit Narayani Mata Temple, which is situated on a beautiful hill and has a holy spring—a very rare and sacred water resource in this semi-desert area. Explore the temple at your leisure, enjoy the spiritual feeling, and the view of nature. From there, it’s a switch to jeep for the last leg as the terrain is rough. This thrilling ride provides you breathtaking views of desert lakes, collect hills, and unseen terrains.

Drive to Rusirani Village, a remote small town where life goes on like it did in the olden days. The lack of modern roads and buildings added to its charm and culture, and it is the place to see real Rajasthani village culture. Meet the villagers, whose warmth and hospitality are legendary. You’ll be received as a family guest, not a traveler. Join in everyday life such as helping to cook local meals, listening to stories, singing folk songs, and watching dance performances from the traditional culture. Villagers frequently encourage visitors to sit with them, talk more openly, and share the experiences of their own lives, making for an authentic cultural interaction.

You can also enjoy a traditional hookah with home grown tobacco and learn about its cultural importance in Rajasthan’s countryside.

Visit the market of the small village to find some hand-made work and paintings from local artists. With prices that won’t break your bank, these souvenirs are a testament to the skill and creativity of local artisans, and they’re definitely worth you picking up during your travels.

Visit The ancient Neelkanth Temple Lord Shiva,”The Destroyer”in the Hindu Trinity is believed to be built somewhere between 6th and 9th century AD. You will feel that the jungle temple is also like an open air museum, set in a backdrop of green, with amazing stone carvings, magnificent sculpted figures, and what seemed the most beautifully maintained dried up shikhara (spire). Though it is partially in ruins, the workmanship is still and of breathtaking beauty and hugely significant historically.

After your rewarding village stay, start your trip back to Jaipur, enriched with the colourful memories of Rajasthani rural life.