Rural and Agriculture tour India
Today people living in the cities and urban areas are longing to live a peaceful and calm life which could be close to nature and far from the hustle and bustle of the cities and its maddening crowd.
We as a medium would like to invite you to take this opportunity to fulfil your dreams even for a few days to be very close to nature. Imagine having lunches and dinners under the open sky and sleeping in the mosquito nets in the open courtyard of a house where the cool breeze passes tickling and romancing you.
Immense opportunities can be sensed from the fact that even today 70% of Indians living in cities have not seen a real village in their entire life. Although about 70% of the Indian population lives in the villages. It’s a hard fact to accept that most of the urban population have never been close to their roots.
I would also say that by promoting the rural and Agriculture tourism, we can generate employment and income for the rural people which in turn can provide economic stability to rural people. This can also stop the mass movement of people to the urban cities in search of employment.
These tours give you an opportunity to see the real Indian and experience the simplicity that still dominates the rural community and provide the opportunity to the urban people to know about their roots and ancestors. Be close to nature and feels the freshness in the air, away from all the polluted environs of the urban cities.
Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day - 1
Arrival in the village. Evening explore the surroundings. Later introduction with the family members and dinner. Overnight at Homestay.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day -2
Early morning bed tea. Then we will proceed to see the milking of cows and buffaloes. Later proceed to the milk collection centres. Breakfast and then proceed to visit the farms. Picnic Lunch at the farms. Evening dinner with camp fire. Overnight at Homestay.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day - 3
Bed tea. Morning at leisure before departing to the respective destinations.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day - 1
Arrival in the village. Evening explore the surroundings. Later introduction with the family members and dinner. Overnight at Homestay.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day -2
Early morning bed tea. Then we will proceed to see the milking of cows and buffaloes. Later proceed to the milk collection centres. Breakfast and then proceed to visit the farms. Picnic Lunch at the farms. Evening dinner with camp fire. Overnight at Homestay.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day - 3
Today morning after breakfast we will again go to the farms by bullock carts / tractor. (Please carry along your bathing clothes as today we will get a chance to have bath at the tubewell tank – 6 x 10 tank before lunch). We will see and observe how the farmers work and sow the seed. We can even join them and try our hands at ploughing the fields / sowing of seeds or may be weeding, cutting of fodder for the cattles. Later in the evening return home and see the milking of cows and buffaloes and help the family in grinding of fodders and giving it to the cattles. Home cooked dinner with the family.Rural and Agriculture tour India, Day - 4
Bed tea. Morning at leisure before departing to the respective destinations.
2 to 3 Persons – INR 1500 per person per night all inclusive.
4 to 6 persons – INR 1200 per person per night all inclusive.
6 and above pax – INR 1000 per person per night all inclusive.
- Animal Feeding – one can actually see how the animal feed is cut from the fields and brought home to cut into small pieces to be actually given to the cows and buffaloes. Be a part of the whole affair.
- Guided Crop /Vegetables / Fruits farms visits.
- Care for cattle and their cleanliness.
- Harvest festivals – these will depend on the seasons one intends to take the tour.
- Visit to local markets where you can see the farmers selling their produce.
- We will also visit the milk collection centres from where it is transported to the cities.
- Milking of the goats, Cow and buffaloes.
- Visit to various Religious places of worship.
- Depending on the season one takes the tour we arrange programmes on agriculture: how to grow wheat, sugar cane, guava, watermelon, tomato, other vegetables.
- If lucky enough one can also view some wildlife like Blue Bulls, Blackbucks, Jackals and other bords and animals.
- Bullock cart and tractor Rides.
- Cycle to the farm.
- Kabaddi.
- Kho-Kho.
- Bullock Ploughing.
Dress Code - In villages and rural areas in India wearing shorts, small skimpy tops, and spaghetti straps is considered immodest. Such dress may send wrong messages to the youth, which may unduly solicit wrong conduct. October to March is the best time to visit rural India. Inner Thermal wear is useful while at camps. Warm clothes are necessary for the morning and evenings.
Water – Bottled water can be arranged on prior request. Else we have the fresh water from the hand pump.
Food – It will be simple home cooked meals including bread toast, omelette, juice etc.