Jawai Village Tour

Jawai, is a tiny village in Rajasthan's Pali district. A beautiful perspective of the river is provided by the dam, which was constructed across the Jawai River, a tributary of the Luni River. The gorgeous river and the nearby fauna may both be observed at this ideal location. The amount of water makes the entire area ideal for an outing, and you can see crocodiles and birds readily from the dam. It is one of the more iconic locations in Jawai where you can see the entire hamlet.

The view you see from here is like something out of a dream. For anyone who enjoys entirely submerging themselves in Jawai's lovely natural beauty, this tranquil location is a fantastic draw. The interaction of the leopards with the daily lives of the villagers in this location, which is now the focus of attention, may really be described as a wonder of nature.

The villages close to Jawai Reserve allow you to experience Rajasthan's nomadic way of life. In Jawai, you can be enchanted by the close connection to nature and fauna that exists there. You can participate in this leisurely walk excursion with the Rabari tribe if you're looking for a unique experience. A stroll around these charming villages exposes visitors to a variety of items and shows how residents maintain their traditional way of life in the region.

This Jawai village tour is perfect for tourists who want to see rural Indian life firsthand and discover more about the Rajasthani tribes.

About the tour

The Village Tour is one of the well-known trips in Rajasthan. Prior to arriving at your tents for the night, the trip will pass through the hamlet where you will see locals dressed in their traditional attire.

You can get a nice night's sleep in these tents thanks to the available blankets and bedding. With their best colourful clothes, complete with headscarves and long long beards for the men and lovely traditional saris for the women, the locals of the area nicely compliment their cattle.

Jawai Village Tour is a blissful experience

Experience authentic village life with boundless adventure and excitement that will stay with you forever. The beauty of Rajasthan was brilliantly encapsulated by tall dignified men with moustaches bristling under massive, meticulously woven crimson turbans. You will be transported to the village to experience traditional life there and to observe how men and women go about their daily tasks. The tribal folks draw you in with their dance by conveying their extremely primitive way of life.

The Rabari Tribe in Jawai

An indigenous tribal group found in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Punjab is called the Rabaris. They live in a pastoral, nomadic society and were formerly camel herders, but they have now adapted to contemporary life and now also tend flocks of sheep and goats. The Rabaris are a similar group of people that have their own mythology, traditions, and customs. Native Jawaians are indigenous people who depend on farming and cattle-rearing as a means of subsistence. They have access to technology, and they are not unable to relocate to a large city. They are individuals who have adopted this way of life and take pleasure in being near their homes. They still use earthen hearths to cook their food, and they are amazingly warm and welcoming.

Get an insight into the life of these Rabari shepherds

There are as many natural components to a landscape as there are people, and the Rabari shepherds of Jawai have moulded the wilderness there irrevocably. Get a peek of the tough desert people's existence by taking a tour of a Rabari hamlet. Learn about their cohabitation with the leopards as you observe them moving through the pastures to graze their cattle. Utilize the patterns and rhythms that the musicians, weavers, ironsmiths, potters, and bangle makers use as they practise their trades.

Explore leopard territory with a Rabari shepherd

Leopards and the lively Rabari shepherds have always called Jawai's scenery of soaring granite outcrops, caves, kopje, and twisting sand riverbeds home. The tribe has a balanced picture of the leopards despite the challenges of rearing sheep in a leopard habitat, and they are stoic when some of their livestock is lost each year. Learn about the enduring connection between the indigenous tribes, their land, and their biodiversity as you hike through the woods with a Rabari shepherd.

Best time to visit - The optimum time to travel is from early October to late March when the weather is dry, warm, or less humid.

This rural trip will give you a thorough understanding of the traditional way of life of the Rabari villagers. Additionally, the fascinating tribe's way of existence will astound you. a fantastic chance to understand indigenous people's cultures and way of life. Explore Jawai's rustic life by booking this tour package.