Like the glittering spectrum of rainbow, rural tourism features the many colors of life. Rajasthan, in India is a getaway to the bucolic beauty, which depicts the rich heritage and immortal Indian culture. The desert landscape is a habitat to a number of small villages, dotted with about 200 ethnic Rajasthani groups. And an acute peep into the the rural block, portrays the clustered huts, made of thatched roofs and mud walls. The night shimmers with a glow of the Kerosene lamp and morning aura hugs the curling smoke out of the circular kitchen window.
A rural tourism in Rajasthan, finds space into the traditional diary. Marking Rajasthani life from the aspect of occupation, occasion and enthusiasm, the folk, here, depicts the unanimous style of living. Men gets engaged in farming and camel cart fair, while, women are home-makers, purifying the surrounding with a blend of mud and cow-dunk. An effective Rajasthan rural travel lies in counting the various village attraction of the state.

Rajasthan villages and rural attraction
India's largest state, Rajasthan is blessed with a number of villages; all of which resides in the interiors of its 33 districts. The major rural centers are the Nathdwara, Kumbhalgarh, Ranakpur, Bambora, Churu, Barmer, Dausa, Dundlod and Shekhawati.

Churu: The Churu village or the Oasis in Rajathan is 34 kms from Udaipur. The place was founded in 1620 and holds the popular love story of bygone Gwalior Prince Dhola and Pugal Princess Maru. The popular attraction of the village are the Surajmal Banthia Haveli, Tal Chhapar Black Buck Sanctuary and Salasar Balaji Temple

Nathdwara: Situated 48kms North of Udaipur, this small village town treasures the sacred shrines of Vaishnavites(18th century) and Shrinathji Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The fine Rajputana architectural work of the temples acts as an ultimate model in modern Indian architecture.

Ranakpur: The Ranakpur village in the Pali district of Rajasthan is the home to Jain temples. The Jain Golden Temple shimmers with holding the statue of Lord Mahavira and the and other Saints of the Jain religion. The nearby Sun Temple also makes worthy watch.

Bambora: This small village is nestled 45kms in the south-east of Udaipur. A rural visit, here, lies in exploring the 250 years old Bambora fort, turned hotel. Visitors can plan a comfy stay in this heritage hotel. A nearby trip to Jaisamand Lake, Chittaugarh Fort and Jagat Temple make a fruitful rural Rajasthan tourism.

Other major attraction in rural Rajasthan are Bundi Fort and Pratap Mahal in Dausa, Deeg Fort, Shergarh Fort of Dholpur, Juna Mahal of Dungarpur, Kumbhalgarh Fort and bird Sanctuary in Kumbhalgarh

Fairs and festivals
The rural folks in Rajasthan triggers the exclusive art and craft, submerged in culture. Their masterly work are highly showcased during the various fairs and festivals. A snippet of Rajasthan charisma can be analyzed with enjoying the Desert Festival, Pushkar fair and Summer festival.

The local shops in Rajasthan villages displays the colorful turbans, sequined lehangas, cholis and the contemporary jewelery. They are ace in making puppets and entertaining visitors via puppetry. Schedule an exhilarating Rajasthan rural trip and real India.