(1) Guda Bishnoiyan

Visit the Bishnoi village, where guests can spot desert wildlife such as blackbuck, chinkara, blue bulls, desert foxes, partridges, and peacocks. Apart from meeting Bishnoi families, visitors can enjoy views of thousands of migratory Demoiselle cranes at Guda Pond and nearby places.

2 Khejarla Khejarli is a village in 30 KM of the city of Jodhpur. The name of town is Khejri trees that were once abundant in the village. In this village 363 Bishnois died saving the Khejri tree about two centuries age. The tree is also designated as a State Tree of Rajasthan.

3 Salawas

The village is famous for rugs made by local craftsmen. A land where fantasy and reality joins forces to keep alive. One of its most famous traditions: the durry (rugs). The durry whether woven out of cotton or wool, spreads colourful tradition and heritage from its primitive form of weaving in the villages of Rajasthan. Make your home a cosier place by adding to it the magical glamour of India, with the colourful folklore of the durry

4 Kankani: This village is famous for pottery. We will demonstrate how people make pottery and help you try it yourself.