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Rohet Garh
Horse safaris are organised in the Marwar region of
Rajasthan.Its semi-desert environment serves as an enchanting
backdrop to the rich colors of the people of different
ethnic communities. The history
of Marwar, expressed is an enigma of valour, battle
and chivalry, is inseparable from the from the mount.The
pride of the region is the horse, the "Marwar". That
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been bred over
centuries of royal patronage.
The carefully rared pedigree is acclaimed for its stamina,
and endurance against the harsh rigours of desert terrain
and extreme demands of the climate.Celebrated in poetry,legends
and lore of the region describe Princes and Warriors
astride the steed in glorious battle, in that rare indefatigable
spirit that is a heritage of the people, even to this
day.
Rohetgarh offers a variety of Safaris, which provide
both splendid riding exercise, and the means to witness
authentic places of scenic and tourisitic interest.
One also enjoy wildlife, surprisingly abundant in this
area. Well-bred horses that are a pleasure to ride,
carry you across this enchanting desert landscape.
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The itineraries
offered cover day trips, as well as overnight excursion
packages of 2,3 and 5 days.
A typical pattern is an early morning ride (after breakfast)
of 3 to 4 hours, a lunch halt at a scenic site; an afternoon's
rest; and a second ride in the later afternoon of about
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The overnight
halts are at old forts and residences, belonging to
the landed gentry of the region, and offer basic comforts
as well as campsites in fully equiped tents with attached
bathrooms. Typically, 30 to 40 kms are covered each
day, to suit the convenience of the guests.
A DAY TRIP
This day safari, starts from Rohet Garh, takes
you across several village ,each reflecting different
community groups, with their distinctive life-style.
Lunch is served on the banks of a small lake, which
yields its own images of flamboyant color of ethnic
images of flamboyant color of ethnic Rajasthani rural
life. The ride leads back to Rohet Garh before sundown.
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