Of all Indian villages, Mandu and Orchha are less
visited by tourists. However, they are the
most rewardable villages to visit due to the few tourists who visit them.
Because of this, it is easy to have more direct contact with the local people.
The architecture of the villages is strikingly
impressive and
beautiful.
Bodh Gaya and Pushkar are
cities for people who want to learn about Buddhism, meditation,
yoga, among many other affinities.
Mandu
There are two restaurants on Mandu, but no hotels. It is amazing how
a little village such this one can be so gorgeous and grandeur.
The few adventurers who get there usually rent a bike for
visiting
the innumerous temples and mosques ruins around Mandu. A
“breath-taking” adventure.
Pushkar
Pushkar is a little charming village
of Rajasthan. In spite of being a little village, Pushkar has an
infra-structure of hotels and charming lodges.
Regardless of the development of Pushkar, it still possesses a
specific environment. Pushkar is one of the sacred sites that is
more tranquil in all of India. It is here where the alcohol, meat
and even eggs were banned.
The temples’ chanting can be heard all day and night long.
In
Pushkar there are more animals on the street than in all of India.
Monkeys stealing food from the tiny grocery stores. Herds of cows
walking the streets. Pigs foraging everything they can find in the
streets. Squirrels and birds in the trees and so on…
The sunrise is the most unforgettable moment in Pushkar.
