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The tribal tours in Rajasthan are most refreshing and energizing. It will take you away from the chaos of the city and town to the calm and peaceful place where the tribal has so far managed to preserve their prehistoric rituals, customs and culture even in today’s modern world explore the population of tribal in Rajasthan with 7 days Rajasthan Tribal Tour.
Upon arrival at Abu road railway station /Ahmedabad airport you will be greeted by our representative who will guide escortyou for transfer to the Maval resort. Check in and spend a few hours unwinding at the resort.
After fresh-n-up, we will visit the chandrawatiancient located on a quiet peaceful stretch on the bank of the West Banas River.
In ancient times it was an extensive town, and present villages such as Dattani, Kiverli, Kharadi and Santpura were its suburb. It was the well-known capital of the Arbud branch of the Parmaras. Ruins indicating forty five enclosures related to the ancient township had been found at the site. The architecture style, shape and quality of the construction material relate the civilization as old as that of Harrapan times.
Later, return to the resort for an overnight stay & enjoy with specially arranged cultural night.
After breakfast we will leave for Maval. On arrival, check into the hotel. After fresh-n-up, we will explore the villages of “CLAY IDOLS COMING ALIVE” of ‘Siyava village’ 6 KM from Abu road:
Here, we will meet with the Garasia tribal. The village of Siyava is home to a number of artisans the tribal arrow crafters, potters, blacksmiths and the bazaar is famous for terra cotta Clay Idols. Around Siyava are hamlets of the Bhil and Garasia tribal communities, known for their colourful attires and artistic ornaments. An overnight stay at the hotel.
Terrakota cluster at Siyava village which is 6 km. from Aburoad in Sirohi district has proved this statement. Poor Tribal women are working in this cluster. Their land holdings are not sufficient to get the food production that can fulfill the need for the whole year. Also they are mostly illiterate.
But the poor tribal women have the hidden art and inherent skill in ‘clay modeling’,Garasiya and Rebari community women are mainly involved in this art. The clay used in this art is transported from nearby village Reodar. The models made of different shapes are later attractively coloured and made alive by these Tribal women.
The good quality Terrakota products are demanded all over the country and even abroad. The art of ‘clay modelling’ of these tribal women has crossed the barriers of seven seas and reached Italy. It is really overwhelming to see the look of satisfaction on the faces of these tribal women.
Apart from cultural diversity, the cuisine is something that makes Rajasthan Tribal stand out from the rest. To take you closer to the cooking culture, we organize cooking demos for every tour group.
Here, in the village, you will be welcomed by the tribal family, way giving you the experience of authentic hospitality. Welcome drink will be served to you by the family. After greetings and introduction; cooking demonstration will be started to give you the experience of cooking authentic Rajasthani veg.-food.
You can also try your hands at cooking under the proper guidance of a family member. After the completion of the cooking process, the delicious food will be served to you. During the cooking demo, you will experience the gratification of knowing the Indian families, their values and joy of living in joint families.
Today, we will go for a full day excursion to Khara village.Here, we will meet with the Garasia tribes. The Garasias are bisected in two neighbouring states, Gujarat and Rajasthan.
Around 15% of Rajasthan's population is tribal. The Bhil tribe, the predominant group, were among the original inhabitants of Rajasthan. They're mostly located in southern Rajasthan, and certain cities are named after their Kings who once ruled there.
Another Tribe inRajasthan is Girasiyatribe.The literal meaning of the word Girasiya can be derived from‘Girahia’ meaning ‘ forest dwelling people’Thus they claim to be the original settlers of Mount and thick forests.
The ‘Girasiya’tribeis generally found in the Abu Road and Pindwara tehsils of Sirohi district. They claim that their place of origin is Abu (eastern part of Aburoad tehsil called Bhakar) and Chhappan. These places find their mention in many folk songs of Girasiyas. . The Girasiyas believe themselves to the descendants of Savji [Lord Shiva]. According to a mythological tradition, Savji fell in love with Amia, a Girasiya girl, daughter of Bhakarvavsi [mountain god] and lived in forests.
The Garasias have an interesting custom of marriage through elopement, which usually takes place at the annual Gaur Fair held during the full moon in March. After the elopement, which can be spontaneous or pre-arranged, a bride price is paid to the bride’s father.
Kinship organization is very significant among the Girasiyas. The girls have as much freedom as the boys in choosing their own partner. Widows are allowed to remarry. A wife plays an important role in making major decisions regarding marriage and adoption. She is consulted on all important matters.
VILLAGE WALK
Rajasthan is a place of cultural and geographical diversity and this is summed up in a popular Indian saying "Kos KosPeBadlePaani, Chaar Kos PeVaani"
Which means, the taste and characteristics of water changes after every single mile; And with every four miles, you can observe changes in the local languages in the terms of vocabulary and accent.
Village and Tribal Walk take you closer to the rural life. We provide a carefully planned and interestingly carried out Village and Tribal Walks, where you get a chance to blend with the local village and tribal cultures of Rajasthan.
During Village and Tribal Walks you can interact with the villagers, visit their houses, eat the local food and learn about its cooking regime, observe and learn about farming methods and tips, play games and have fun with village children.
BHIL TRIBE VILLAGE WALK ALONG WITH FARM WALK.
To give you an eternal experience of life, we have included a Bhil tribe village walk along with farm walk in our tour. The Bhil tribe village is located near Maval, in the mountains of Aravali Range. During the walks, you can communicate with the residents of the village and get a sneak peek into their lives. You can also indulge yourself in their everyday activities like cooking and farming.
In the evening, return back to the hotel for an overnight stay. Here Enjoy Folk dance , Overlooking the placid Aravalli Hills & lush green lawn , the picturesque views make your dining even more flavourful! .
After breakfast, we will leave for Ambaji.
This is the principal shrine of a goddess who has been worshiped since the pre-Vedic period. She is often referred to as ArasuriAmba, named for the location of the temple in the Arasur hills, near the source of the Saraswatiriver at the south-western end of the Aravali mountain range. Be sure to look across the temple (i.e. with your back facing the goddess) at the other temple on the Gabbar,considered the original abode of the goddess.
Ambaji temple is open all days of the week:07:00 am to 11:30 am, 12:30 pm to 04:30 pm and 06:30 pm to 09:00 pm
Rope way Gabbar Hills, AsuriAmbaji.
After Noon return FromAmbaji,Evening free for leisure 0vernight stay at Resort.
After breakfast, we will leave for mount Abu.
Mount Abu is a beautiful and only hill station in Rajasthan. It is one of the most popular retreats for vacationers and even honeymoon couples. With a distinctive blend of the flavours of Rajasthan, Mount Abu has some of the best places to visit like Dilwara Jain Temples, Nakki Lake, AchalGarh, Adhar Devi, Sunset Point, Trevor’s crocodile Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Gaumukh and Guru Shikhar. Guru Shikhar is located at an altitude of 5676 feet, this is the highest peak in Rajasthan.
Nakki lake
The beautiful Nakkilake is surrounded by hills on all sides and boating here is a blissful experience. This is the only artificial lake in India to be created at a height of more than 1200m from sea level
Guru Shikher:
Guru Shikhar is the highest peak of the Aravalli Range and lies about 15 kilometres from Mount Abu. The height of the peak is 1722 meters from sea level thereby promising a breathtaking view of the Aravalli range and the hill station of Mount Abu. The trek to the top of the mountain is adventurous and fun.
AchalGarh :
Achalgarh village is a picturesque village in Mount Abu which is famous for the Achalgarh fort and Achleshwar temple. The fortress Achalgarh is situated at the top of a mountain peak
Dilwara Temple :
Located amidst the lush green Aravalli hills of Mount Abu. The Dilwara temple is the most beautiful pilgrimage site for the Jains. Built by Vimal Shah between the 11th and 13th century, this temple is renowned for the opulent use of marble and intricate carvings on every hook and corner.
After visiting this Dilwara temple one can visit to the nearby tribal market.Evening free for leisure Overnight stay at Mount Abu Guest House.
Begin your day early at Mount Abu, After having morning tea and packed snacks for breakfast on way, start for full day excursion to Kumbhalgarh&Ranakpurr.
Drive toRanakpurfrom Abu (3 hours). On arrival visit the beautiful Ranakpur Jain Temple, Have a tasty meal in Ranakpurit self.
Ranakpur Jain Temple
The Ranakpur Jain Temple Built during the reign of the RanaKumbha in the 15th century.The temple honours Adinath, who was the first Tirthankar according to Jain cosmology. The Ranakpur Temple is distinguished all across the globe for its brilliant architecture, marvellous structure carved in stone and was voted amongst the top 77 wonders of the world.
The unique thing about the temple is its colour-changing columns. They go from golden to pale blue after every hour that passes during the day. Moreover, each of these columns has been carved intricately without repeating any designs. Hence, no two columns in the temple have similar designs. The two large bells in the prayer hall give a harmonious sound upon their movement and are like a cheerful song to the ears of the devotees.
Ranakpur Jain Temple
After lunch Leave forKumbhalgarh for an hour, visit the Kumbhalgarh Fort,
KumbhalgarhFort :
Kumbhalgarh Fort was built by MaharanaKumbha who undertook the construction of this architectural marvel in the 15th century, it is a majestic fort of this enchanting state; it is the truest symbol of its glorious past. It is a fort that personifies the spirit and grandeur of Rajasthan more than any other fort; The residential buildings and temples of Kumbhalgarh Fort are well-preserved. The fort is also known to be the birthplace of MahaRanaPratap.
Kumbhalgarh Fort was declared the UNESCO world heritage site in 2013.It was constructed on the foothills of Aravalli ranges; it is surrounded by thirteen hill peaks of the ranges and is perched at an elevation of 1,914 m. This magnificent and incredible fort is located in the middle of a forest which has been turned into a wildlife sanctuary.
After visit of Kumbhalgarh, Back to Maval, resort via Jaswantgarh Overnight stay at Maval.
Today, after breakfast we will enjoy our jeep safari to the ……… mahadev Temple to Bhansa Singh Bandh ( Dam) Later, return to the hotel for lunch. After lunch check out from hotel and transfer to Abu Railway Station / Ahmedabad Airport for your onward journey