Bishnoi Village Safari
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan. If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you. Which is organization by Chhotaram Prajapat(Weaver). Bishnoi village of Jodhpur, Rajasthan is scenic beauty marked with Khejri trees and deer. Also in the village is the Guda Bishnoi Lake. It is an natural lake, perfect as a picnic spot. A person interested in exotic wild life & nature should definitely visit this village. The Bishnoi community inhabits the village. The villagers are staunch worshippers of nature in all its forms, specially the sanctity of plant and animal life. They even pray to the green trees and animals that inhabit their land. In this world of exploitation everywhere, they make every effort to conserve the environment. Another fact about the Bishnoi tribals is that they worship Lord Vishnu and are vegetarians. Around the Guda Bishnoi Lake, you can see numerous migratory birds like domicile Cranes etc, blackbucks and chinkaras. This pond is drinking point for antelopes black bucks of near by area. Bishnoi village in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India is a kind of desert oasis. It is the perfect place to experience the traditions and customs of tribal life. It is a place caught in a delightful time warp, where life still goes on like the days of the past. We organize full day and half day safaris at very reasonable cost and in some ways give our sincere efforts to help the poor and needy local people in this water scarce region. Attractions in Bishnoi Village Safari through the village is an important attraction of this region. Safari is provided on a camel back and in jeep. Top destinations visited during the safari are Singhasni, Khejarli Massacre, Shepherds village, Salawars and Guddha village. - Salawars – weaver village famous for buying ethnic carpets. - Singhasni – potter village to buy pottery and related items - Khejarli – historic location. - Gudha village – best spot to fin peacocks, Dumessille crane, blue bulls, rabbits and others. - Guda Bishnoi Lake – scenic lake famous for spotting local and migration birds. - Shepherd’s village – best place for photography. The Guda Bishnoi lake is famous for spotting migration birds. This small water source is the drinking spot for black bucks, antelopes and other animals surrounding this region.
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Bishnoi Village – A Must Visit Place for Animal Lovers
About Bishnoi Village
As we have previously established, Rajasthan is home to the best sightseeing spots. The blue city of Jodhpur offers just as much. One of the main tourist attractions in the city is the Bishnoi Village. Although 22kms from the city, the city houses a Hindu religious sect – the Bishnois. They get their name from Bishnoi, meaning 29, and representing the 29 principles the villagers live by. Out of these 29 principles, ten pertain to personal hygiene and good health, seven to healthy and communal social behaviour. Also four to being good devotees of God, and eight to the reservation and care towards the biosphere.
These principles teach the sect to treat the nature that is housing them with utmost respect. These principles are followed by the villagers to the T, to the point they once sacrificed their lives to save trees in their village from being cut down.
Wildlife at Bishnoi Village
The bishnoi village area is replete with wildlife! During your time in the village, you can spot ptaridges, peacocks, the endangered Great Indian Bustard, vultures, blackbuck deers, chinkaras, and many more. Much like the minority Hindu sect, the wildlife has also found refuge in this village as the Bishnoi actively protect them from hunters and poachers for over five centuries.
Some temples in the village also double up as veterinary clinics and rescue shelters. The temple priests take care of injured animals and feed them for days till the animals can get back up on their feet. The donations made to these temples are often used to fund these purposes. An interesting aspect of wild animals living in close proximity to humans, especially those that selflessly care for their wildlife, is that their behaviour has undergone some changes. They start believing that every human being is as compassionate as a Bishnoi. Unfortunately, this puts them at tremendous risk, especially with poachers.
If you are an animal lover just like Bishnois, Bishnoi village is the perfect place for you!
Bishnoi Village Safari
The main tourist attraction this small and loving village offers is a village safari. These safaris were started all the way back in time by the Maharajas of Jodhpur to make the village inviting to outsiders by giving a glimpse of the life of the villagers. Today, the safari can be taken in jeeps or on camel backs.
Your Bishnoi Village Itinerary:
Guda village and lake side:.
The walking paths around the Guda Lake and the smaller ponds around the Bishnoi Village area is where you would get the chance of spotting the varied wildlife like the black bucks, chinkaras, blue bulls, desert Fox, Indian Jackal, Migratory Birds, local bird species etc could be done. Lake Guda is an artificial lake, perfect as a picnic place. It is advisable you choose a guide, preferably a local, to accompany you that has a fair knowledge of the various sightings around the area. . The species of birds varies from summer to winter as they migrate nationally and internationally, but the lake remains a hosting ground throughout the year.
Bishnoi Village Community:
The Bishnois, as mentioned earlier, are an eco friendly community famous for their rich culture and are staunch worshippers of nature in all its forms specially the sanctity of plant and animal life. It is a Hindu religious sect found in the Western Thar Desert following a set of 29 principles given by Guru Jambheshwar There are an estimated ten lakh followers of the Bishnoi sect residing in large numbers in states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh. They even pray for the green trees and animals that inhabit their land. They make every effort to conserve the environment and the natural way of life. The Bishnoi worship Lord Vishnu and are vegetarians.
Hand Block Printing:
For those who don’t know, block printing is making use of a carved piece of wood or any other type of wooden block with a pattern to imprint a design on fabric or paper. The craftsmen’s creativity guides them to carve the design stencils on blocks of wood which are then immersed in dyes to absorb the colour. These are then used to create patterns on fabric in an organised manner leaving spellbinding symmetry. Master craftsmen come from a community called the Chipas.
In the early days of printing, it was used to print book covers. Today the phenomenon of block printing is popularly associated with making designs on fabrics by printing on them, with the help of a block made for that purpose. Believed to have its origin in Indian, block printing has been in use around the world now for quite some time. If you make a stop to see block printing at Kankani Village, the craftsmen might sell you a carved block and if you’re lucky. They might let you take some fabric home too!
If you’re on foot, the Bishnoi community is kind enough to invite you inside their home for refreshments and respite from the hot sun. The local people generally stay in small hamlets which they call Dhani. These small huts with thatched roofs have the floors made from mud. Although which is plastered with cow dung to avoid the growth of vermin. Hence, the villagers are very keen and adamant regarding the cleanliness of their hamlets. And always keep every inch of interior neat and tidy. As they believe God will not visit their house if it is not clean. The villagers also tend to build a granary to protect their crops and food supplies especially during monsoon seasons by their Dhanis. Also, there is a sump near each hamlet where the villagers store large quantities of water to keep it hygienic and safe from getting evaporated under the sun.
Other Villages in Jodhpur you can Visit After your Trip to Bishnoi Village:
- Salawas Village: this is a village of weavers whose main weaving business comes from creating carpets. If you were to stop by here, you would definitely see a carpet being weaved. Plus, it’s always better to buy directly from the craftsmen!
- Singhasni Village: in this village, you will be able to take a tour of miniature and intricate works of pottery.
- Gudha Village: here, you can get the chance to enjoy wildlife species like gazelle, wild rabbits, blue bulls, antelopes and the dumessille crane.
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Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit the Bishnoi Village is from October to March, in the Winter season. Therefore, the rest of the year witnesses scorching hot weather.
How to Get There:
After you’re in Jodhpur, from your flight or road trip, the village is a few hours drive.
What to do There: The village safari is what attracts thousands to this village. You can explore the village on foot too if you wish to interact with the locals. Needless to say, try the village’s local delicacies!
It does not take a lot of convincing to take a tour of the Bishnoi village. After all this time, the Bishnoi tribe is still living the exact same way. As they were back in the 1400s when their community was formed. While their values are more intense than any other sect of Hindus, they are very welcoming of tourists. As they have great pride in the community they have built for themselves.
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Rural Tourism in India, Bishnoi Village
Have you ever wondered what is it like to live in a desert land with bare minimum amenities? Aren’t you curious about how culture shape-shifts in Rajasthan? Do you want an authentic Rajasthani experience that is beyond palaces and castles?
Well, in that case, only a quintessential Bishnoi Village Safari can please y our cultural appetite.
Believe us; in this monochromatic land, there are more colors than one can name. Culture drips from every nook and cranny here. And, drenches one in what we call the Rajasthani magic.
Bishnoi Village in Rajasthan is a destination where time and space became one entity and refused to move ahead. Although the village co-exists with us, it does live back in time. However, that never became a hurdle in its pursuit of introducing the world to an authentic Rajasthani lifestyle and spreading happiness.
So, if you plan to go on this joy ride anytime soon, then we have jotted down everything that can be helpful to you. And special mention to Chhotabhai Prajapat – Bishnoi Jeep Safari for providing us with the Images 🙂
Hello! Bishnoi Lifestyle
The best way to describe the lifestyle of the Bishnoi would be, “simple”.
Mind it, by simple, we don’t mean bland. In fact, Bishnoi village is the opposite of dull as there is something or the other always going on in the village premises.
Bedazzled in the amazing culture of Marwar, Bishnoi village seems like a completely different world. However, it is as regal as any other place in Rajasthan. Although there is no palace or castle here, the culture is no less. Women here too wear heavy jewelry and the colourful attire is the same as in any other place in Rajasthan.
However, what set them apart from other villages such as Rusirani is their selfless love for nature and the fact that they live in thatched huts, which interestingly is an amazing lodging option. But we will talk about it a little later in the blog!
The locals live in clean households and the area inhabited by them has a well-functioning traditional water harvesting system. Despite the difficult desert living conditions, there is always plenty of food here in Bishnoi Village.
All About Bishnoi Village History
The Bishnoi community of the Khejri Village was founded in the late 1400s by a spiritual leader Guru Jambheshar.
Bishnoi or Bish (twenty) noi (nine) translated to 29, which was the number of principles set when the foundation of the sect was kept. The sect’s religious philosophy was then pen downed as poetic literature, which is still available in a compilation called Jamnagar.
All castes of the community were welcomed to the sect as long as they followed the 29 principles which included some living practices and some rituals as well.
Later, after the demise of the spiritual leader, he told the sect that the blackbuck was his manifestation and they needed to conserve it along with the environment.
But what made Bishnoi a prominent name in history is an incident that happened in 1731. 363 Bishnois, men, women, and children alike, gave their lives to protect trees from cutting. This haunted the then-government of Maharaja Abhay Singh so much that he had to retreat and apologize for the massacre.
Despite those many people attained martyrdom, the government did ban tree felling in that region after that incident.
Reveling In Bishnoi Tribe Culture
Locals of this village practice Hinduism and are Viashnavites (worshippers of Lord Vishnu) as their spiritual leader and were famous as Vishnu’s incarnation.
They worship nature and consider Khejri trees (trees surrounding the village) to be sacred. As a result of which many customs and traditions of this region revolve around nature. Don’t worry; you’ll get a hold of it once you are there.
Rajasthan is famous for its hot and dry climate. For locals, the best way to deal with this adversity of temperature is via their clothing.
People of Bishnoi village wear light cotton clothes, preferably the color white.
The men of the village are generally seen in white-colored dhotis, white kurta, and huge turbans. As for the women, odhni (head scarf), ghagra (skirt), kanchli kurti (blouse) and dhaba are the elements of their attire.
However, the attire of younger women is a little different. They wear Pada, both, puthia and odhni.
Other than that, married women of this village are always seen wearing gold jewelry, especially, a circular gold ring and earrings.
The Bishnoi are pure vegetarians. Moreover, wild fruits and vegetables play an important role in the diet of the locals. Their food contains amazing vegetarian delicacies that will leave you wanting for more. So, it is better you get your taste buds working up before you pay it a visit!
Living Conditions
Villagers in Bishnoi village stay in tiny groups also famous as Dhaani. These Dhanis have thatched roof huts made out of nothing but mud. Neatly kept, with a common courtyard, these hygienic huts follow a unique construction that avoids the growth of vermin.
Villagers also have special granaries for protecting crops and other supplies from rain. And if you are worried about clean water, then, let us assure you that sumps are also made near every hamlet for storing water.
Locals here cook food in earthen ovens and they have a separate compound for their cattle too.
Don’t worry; I won’t list all the 29 rules here.
Out of the 29 principles of the sect, 8 of them prescribe preserving biodiversity. 10 principles talked about hygiene and health. Moreover, 4 other principles provided the guidelines for worshipping. And lastly, the final 7 constituted healthy social behavior.
The most enticing rule that we found was about the restriction of the color blue. Why, you ask? Well, as we told you the villagers here are naturalists, and as blue dye involves cutting of many shrubs, the color isn’t used by any villager of the Bishnoi sect.
Also, the people of the Bishnoi sect cannot consume alcohol.
Bishnoi tribal art consists of a lot of craft pieces that show the finesse of the local artisans.
Terracotta pottery is among the best examples of their artistic prowess. The potters here spend a lot of time shaping clay and converting it into utensils, toys, and whatnot.
Another aspect of Bishnoi art is “durry” which is a carpet made from thick colorful strands. Depicting life in the deserts, with animals and trees, this craft piece from Bishnoi Village is famous all over Rajasthan.
Bishnoi- The Real MVPS Of Forest Conservation!
Although the locals here are more into arts and crafts, they adhere to a lifestyle that respects nature in every shape and form.
To put it in perspective, the people of this village are devout worshippers of nature. In fact, the Bishnoi tribe even prohibits the cutting of trees. In the gist of which, unlike other Hindu communities, the Bishnois of Rajasthan bury their dead ones instead of cremating them.
They make a great deal about saving their wildlife too. The dedication of the villagers is such, that there is even a popular saying here in Rajasthan, “If you are a hunter, the worst thing that can happen to you is to be caught hunting by a Bishnoi”. Whoa!
To be honest, that’s the reason why deer and antelopes feel free gazing in the village premises, which is great for anyone who loves a good wildlife watch.
Fact: In 1996, Nihal Chand Bishnoi sacrificed his life trying to protect wild animals. Whoa! That’s some dedication.
Bishnoi Village Safari: The Perfect Itinerary
1. visit a local household.
Once you enter the village, balmy winds and households with primitive amenities will welcome you. Although beautifully decorated, these households will invite you with warm smiles and open hearts. You will be offered opium tea as a welcome drink by the locals as it is a common practice to brew opium with the tea.
Get comfortable and look around. Believe us; even after a decade, you will find this place as it is. So, take a mental picture or an actual photograph.
After you absorb the ambiance, the villagers will start showing you around. Explore the crops and share their knowledge of the environment. After which, you move forward for some rural skill development sessions.
2. Indulge In Village Chores And Learn A Thing Or Two About Rajasthani Cooking
Start your rural tour by learning the basics of the kitchen with Rajasthani housewives. Learn how to churn wheat and make a round “roti” (Chapati). Learn the secrets of Rajasthani cooking while you watch these ladies make super yummy vegetarian food for you.
Gorge on to this wholesome meal and get ready for the other half of village safari on your iconic trip to India.
3. Spot Some Wildlife In Gudha Village
If you are a fellow green panther, who loves spotting wildlife, then this will be no less than a treat.
Watch wild animals in their natural habitats and enjoy the prowess of Mother Nature.
Spot many different desert species including Antelopes, Gazelle, Dumessille Crane, Rabbits, Blue Bulls, Migratory Birds, and Peacocks.
Rekindle with your inner wildling and enjoy this unique co-existence of man and nature.
4. Rejoice In The Art Of Block Painting At Kankani
Learn the art of block painting that can turn a normal cloth into a colorful art piece. Watch these people make bed sheets, and clothing items with intricately carved blocks, and try your hands with it too.
5. Get Your Palms Dirty While Shaping A Clay Utensil At The Potter’s Village
Who doesn’t love pottery? It is such a calm and soothing art form that brings nothing but glee to one’s heart.
On a side note, it is sad that this Bishnoi Village art or for that matter Indian art is becoming extinct. But not for you as you can enjoy the entire process of ceramic making here in Bishnoi Village.
If you want, you can by tipping them at the very end or buy amazing gifts from them to take back home.
6. Weave The World Famous Bishnoi Rug
Weaving is no child’s play and you’ll understand this once you enter the weaver‘s village on your Bishnoi Village Safari.
Learn about this intricate art of rug making while getting to know more about the local lifestyle. Weave your first-ever rug and enjoy the colour mixing process.
Once you are over with it, click some great pictures beside the cutesy huts nearby. If you are feeling a little adventurous, you can stay in these huts at night. If not, then, this is the end of your Bishnoi village Safari!
Bid adieu to all the families and drive back to your hotel.
How To Reach Bishnoi Village?
You can reach the Bishnoi Village en route to Udaipur from Jodhpur. The nearest airport to the village is located in Jodhpur. So, there is no chance you can reach this place via air. From the airport, you will find a lot of cabs and buses that can take you directly to the village.
Are you wondering about the nearest railway station? Well, that’s in Jodhpur too. Moreover, from there you can find buses and cabs.
Note: Most times, an open jeep will escort you to the village because of the tedious topography. As exciting as it sounds, it gets really bumpy and the dust keeps flying around. Make sure that you take a scarf or Bandana with you when you start your journey.
Best Time To Visit The Bishnoi Village
October – March is the best time to be in the Bishnoi village. Similar to the best time to be in India , these months best from a temperature point of view. Plus, these times are as well perfect for camel safaris. Furthermore, spotting migration birds during this season is quite usual.
On another note, monsoon starts here from July and ends in August, making it difficult for travelers to enjoy their Rajasthan adventure to the fullest. So, make sure you do not plan your trip anytime around it.
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Welcome to Bishnoi Village Safari. Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan. ... It is a place caught in a delightful time warp, where life still goes on like the days of the past. ...
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan. If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you. ...
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan.If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you.
The Bishnoi's are a eco Friendly sect of Hindu religion, it is one of the different community of Rajasthan who are famous for there rich cultural Rajasthani Life and there true love for nature and animals. Bishnoi Village S afari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar ...
He is native of the Bishnoi Village and provides all facilities like homestay in cottages within his farm as well as takes the guests out for back buck safari. His wife will serve you home cooked meals. His father is an accomplished artisan and sells daris and carpets woven on. his handloom.
Bishnoi Village Safari provides both, half day tours and full day tours, and also provide pickup services for their guests. Before the tour begins, guests are given a complete idea of their safari and the plan for the entire day. Bishnoi Village Safari's tour starts at Shepher's Villaage, where visitors get a glimpse of how locals live.
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan. If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you. Which is organization by Chhotaram Prajapat(Weaver).
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Back to hotel in jodhpur or our homestay. So what are you waiting, take your camera, bag and just drive by open jeep to see this art & craft and memorable journey to rural villages of rajasthan. This is half day tour by open jeep with lunch in village with family. (If you are more then two people then email or call us at +91-9549398277 for best ...
There was no Bishnoi village shown. What we could pass through an ordinary small hamlet with no ruralness in sight. On tar road all the time we faced the trucks/ jeeps/ cards facing-crossing us with headlights and honking. You neither feel any safari nor village essence. It is a certain cheating and 100% waste of your money.
We did a 4-hour Bishnoi Village Safari in August 2023. The tour included the following: - brief safari in the city surroundings, in natural areas (we were lucky enough to see some wild animals) - pottery demonstration in a family house (with the possibility to try it yourself) - carpet technique explanation in another family house
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan.If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you.
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan.If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you.
Back to hotel in jodhpur or our homestay. So what are you waiting, take your camera, bag and just drive by open jeep to see this art & craft and memorable journey to rural villages of rajasthan. This is half day tour by open jeep with lunch in village with family. (If you are more then two people then email or call us at +91 9414720724 for best ...
Explore Bishnoi, A rural village safari and enjoy authentic food. Bishnoi (also known as Vishnoi) is a Hindu religious sect found in India's Western Thar Desert and northern states.
Bishnoi Village Safari. The main tourist attraction this small and loving village offers is a village safari. These safaris were started all the way back in time by the Maharajas of Jodhpur to make the village inviting to outsiders by giving a glimpse of the life of the villagers. Today, the safari can be taken in jeeps or on camel backs.
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan.If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around jodhpur best for you.
WELCOME TO BISHNOI VILLAGE SAFARI. Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Mar war, A True Rajasthan. If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Bishnoi Village safari is the attraction around ...
The Bishnoi community of the Khejri Village was founded in the late 1400s by a spiritual leader Guru Jambheshar. Bishnoi or Bish (twenty) noi (nine) translated to 29, which was the number of principles set when the foundation of the sect was kept. The sect's religious philosophy was then pen downed as poetic literature, which is still ...
Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination, featuring many palaces, forts, and temples most interesting is village visit 70% of Indians live in villages. 80% of the villages have a population of less than 1000 people and each consists of a cluster of hamletsBishnoi village safari is now purely commercial, with the goal of selling tourists.
Village Safari Packages. 2 Nights Package: Room(Hut) accommodation for 2 nights on double occupancy with breakfast. Pickup & Return to airport/railway station transfers. Two dinners and two lunch at Homestay. Cultural, Arts & Craft, bishnoi village tour by open jeep. Personal time in the afternoon in courtyard or your favorite book. Spend time ...
Bishnoi Village Safari is the organization started by Rajas and Maharaja's of Jodhpur to show that Indian and foreign guest a glaimpse of rich cultural life around their state of Marwar, A True Rajasthan. ... Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as wait time, length of visit, general tips, and location ...