knowwellindia
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It is indeed an exiting idea to travel to Rajasthan to see agriculture but it is really some thing there to come and explore. This desert and semi arid area is inhabited by a handful of versatile agriculture communities who makes it different for you and creates an opportunity to explore its agriculture. Rajasthan is a land of diversity, it has mountains and fertile land in the southern and eastern part and once you cross the Arawali mountain range and come to its western end all of sudden you come across with a different scenario where it is really hard for humanity to survive, still these versatile people have developed a philosophy of there own to survive in this extreme conditions and climate.
Rajasthan is so far known for its forts, palaces and the culture that revolves around Rajput rulers but this program is a combination of both royalties and the people who are very much connected to the land and live in its natural surroundings. It is going to be a window to the varied philosophies of the region.
We arrange a trip to rajasthan and other major part of India, where you can visit the local farms and farmers too, to know more about agriculture and livestock management and their tradational, modern and combined way
of agriculture.
Rajasthan is so far known for its forts, palaces and the culture that revolves around Rajput rulers but this program is a combination of both royalties and the people who are very much connected to the land and live in its natural surroundings. It is going to be a window to the varied philosophies of the region.
We arrange a trip to rajasthan and other major part of India, where you can visit the local farms and farmers too, to know more about agriculture and livestock management and their tradational, modern and combined way
of agriculture.