Top Jodhpur Dining Experiences

Immerse yourself in Indian culture with an overnight stay with a family in a nearby village. This cultural experience includes home-cooked breakfast and dinner, transportation from Jodhpur, and the chance to spend the night in a hut or under the open sky. You'll also take an hour-long camel ride through the village and into the desert at no extra cost.

We'll take you on a journey to the old markets and bylanes of jodhpur city while tasting food and narrating stories about it. Learn about the various communities which used to or are still residing in that area.

Learn how to prepare a traditional North Indian meal from scratch during this private cooking workshop in Jodhpur. Head to a local family home for a hands-on lesson. Create a full vegetarian menu that you can recreate back home, from dal and paneer to paratha or roti, topped off with a masala chai and dessert. Then, sit down to enjoy your freshly prepared lunch or dinner.

'We pick up from the hotel or where they want to pickup around Jodhpur City. Visit to forest area where we will try to find wildlife like a Antilopes , Deer ,Black Buck and peacocks. Kakani Village:- block printing Village where you will see how people make printing By hend on Cotton. Salawas Village :- where people make Durry Carpet making By hend. Also we able to see how people make Clay pottery work by hend . Then we can have traditional meal in the local after that we will departure you ate Jodhpur.'

Get out into the desert for a day of adventure with this private experience. You'll visit the Sachhai Mata Temple in Osian, take a camel ride, take a Jeep safari through sand dunes, and dine on an included meal of Rajasthani fare, with the chance to learn about traditional methods of desert farming.

MharoKhet, an experiential farm, is a working model for how once degenerated farmland can become a regeneration hub in the arid desert of India. It was started as a direct-to-consumer produce delivery company in 2020, and opened its fields to guests for experiences soon after. Spread over 40 acres, the fields have over 100 varieties of crops – indigenous, native and exotic. MharoKhet delivers an experience that celebrates plants, champions local and sustainable, embraces simple yet elevated plant-forward forward.