Appearance was one of lord Jhambheshwar's important principles. He instituted a policy of uniformity, believing that it would prevent jealousy and promote peace. To this day, people all wear the same clothes and jewelry. Women wear very bright, predominantly red saris of various patterns and adorn themselves with nose-rings bracelets, anklets. Men wear basic white cloths that represent simplicity and modesty.

Black – Bucks: - Expect to see black-bucks and chinkara during a village safari, Villagers preserve and protect the life in the region.

A potter at work, traditional way of pottery.

The Prajapats weave traditional patterns that are passed on from father to son. Men and Women both weave. Usually men weave, while women spin, but both are skilled in every aspect of the production process

Turbans come in many styles, colors and methods of tying, and are traditional for all Rajasthani men. An average turban is about 9 meters long, but it can be much longer.

Several families are engaged in Block-Printing. In block printing, wooden blocks known as "Chhapas", on which incisions from the basic design are dipped in dye and applied directly to the cloth. Bed covers, skirt materials can be seen.

Due to the large number of millet plantation and irrigated land parcels, antelopes are seen in large numbers. Migratory birds including demoiselle cranes can be seen in large number.

A world so silent that you can hear your own heartbeats. You will get to interact with the villagers whom will have millions of stories and experiences to share with you. It will be a unique opportunity to admire the magic of the rustic environs.....

Take a unique horse-safari through hills, desert and beautiful countryside to a bygone area when travel was slow, leisurely and one had time to pause and reflect. Jodhpur is the gate-way to the Thar Desert. Massive sand-dunes, camel caravan, colorful people, Simple living and much more on camel safari. Osiyan - 65 kms from Jodhpur has sand dunes that can be explored via Camel Safaris.