Rajasthan has a rich architectural legacy dating to an ancient past. Timeless monuments, magnificent temples, and breathtaking sites...Rajasthan never ceases to lure the travelers. Of its prestigious monuments and natural wonders, UNESCO has already declared sixteen cultural and five natural sites of Rajasthan as the World Heritage Sites.Religion is the way of life in these remote hamlets. Each home has a separate room where they offer prayers and seek benevolence. The images of local deities daubed with vermilion can be seen outside every village. 

Agricultural practices in Rajasthan date back to the time of Indus valley civilization and observing them is an experience in itself to cherish for a lifetime. Camels and sometimes buffaloes are used for pulling the plough and most of the farmers wait for the rains to water their fields. Three import- ant crops grown here are wheat, corn and millets. Take a tour in the green field and watch women milking the cattle while the elderly and young take them out to pastures for grazing and when you are tired and feel thirst, take a bite of watermelon, which is a perfect way to quench your thirst