Heritage Temple Walk
Walk through the village to the 600 year old Temple of Goddess Durga (Goddess of War). History states that Aurangzeb, a Mughal from Delhi had tried to destroy it then. The best time to visit this temple is during sunset when you could climb up to the top and get a very good view of the landscape around.
Village Tour
Enjoy the village tour on camel cart which passes through the village lanes, to cenotaphs of the nobles of the ruling family of Khejarla. Later visit the Temple of Goddess Durga where you could experience a breathtaking sunset view.
Jeep Safari
Rajasthan is very popular for its vibrant and colourful customs, traditions, culture and heritage. It is also famous for its exotic desert and village landscapes. Safari is the best way to explore such a beautiful and versatile land. There are lots of safaris like camel, jeep, horse and elephant safaris to help us explore the natural, cultural and historical charm of this beautiful Rajasthan.
Jeep safari is the fastest way to explore the wonders of Khejarla and close by villages. A complete unique cultural experience, to bring you closer to the life of the villagers. Various customs and ceremonies are performed and can be experienced with the warmth and hospitality of Marwari people.
Enroute to villages one can see the desert wild life in abundance like Deers, Black Bucks, and Blue Bulls along with visit to the lake to see migratory birds. The tour also includes a visit to a step well, a horse breeding farm, the textile block printing mill and the old markets of Pipar town. On the way to safari visitors can see the craftsman on work, shepherds and farmers.
We can also arrange for camel safaris to nearby villages depending on the requirement of our guests. Each camel would be associated with an escort for the tour.
Heena
The art of Mehendi has existed for centuries. The exact place of its origin is difficult to track because of centuries of people in different cultures moving through the continents and taking their art forms with them and therefore sharing their art with everyone along the way.
Some historical evidence suggests that Mehendi started in India while others believe it was introduced to India during the twelfth century A.D.
In India no function or ceremony is complete without applying mehendi on hands and feet of women.
During wedding the bride's henna must be more beautiful and intricate than anyone else's of course since it is, after all, her special day.