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A
MEMORABLE
AWESOME
RAJASTHAN
experience!!
😊❤💯👌
I
have
always
been
an
admirer
of
Rajasthani
culture.
And
I'm
sure
in
my
lifetime,
I
was
destined
to
experience
this
awesome
place.
It
was
an
adventurous
journey
of
Rajasthsn
all
together
and
I
made
the
most
of
it.
😊🤪
At
the
entrance
see
glimpses
of
special
moments
with
celebrities
from
Amitabh
Bachan(young),
Sachin
Tendulkar,
and
the
like
to
mention
a
few.
If
you
are
an
admirer
of
antique
home
decor,
and
kitchen
accessories,
do
visit
it.
👍👌
The
entry
fee
or
the
unlimited
dinner
we
opted
for
costs
at
1019
per
head,
which
seems
expensive
at
the
beginning,
but
once
you
take
a
tour
of
what's
inside
of
it
you
won't
regret
it
a
bit.
I
had
no
idea
of
what's
in
store
for
us,
inside.
From
the
entrance
till
the
dead
end,
the
whole
premise
is
decorated
and
presented
with
antique
decor
ranging
from
our
yester
year
oil/kerosene
lamps
to
human
sized
antique
earthen
pots,
trees,
wooden
fencing,
rocks,
statues,
puppets
and
interestingly
the
floors
are
not
concrete
or
tiled.
You
have
two
options
to
go
with,
either
meals
or
tea-snacks.☕️🍵🫖
The
tables
and
charpoys
for
the
latter
is
towards
the
entrance
while
the
dining
tables
for
dinner
are
towards
the
inside
of
the
whole
property.🛏
We
were
there
for
dinner
around
8pm.
It
was
prestine
and
breathtaking
aesthetically.🍴🍲
This
museum
in
the
backdrop
of
chirping
birds
is
secured
on
all
sides
by
boundary
walls,
that
reminds
one
of
the
Fort
walls.🧱🦅
What
I
like
most
is,
they
have
designed
this
whole
place
in
its
pure,
nature
friendly
and
old
fashioned
way.
You
can
feel
the
mud
under
your
feet
and
wood
everywhere
you
touch
around.🏞
The
dining
area
is
vast,
carpeted
and
you
can
choose
between
high
chair
dining
(wooden)
tables
with
benches
or
the
low
tables
where
you
can
be
seated
on
small
cushions
or
even
a
stool,
if
you
are
more
comfortable
with
it.
You
are
asked
to
remove
footwear
before
entering
the
dining
area.
I
had
the
pleasure
of
making
a
small
pot
at
the
pottery
section.😁
Then
we
reached
the
utensil
museum,
for
which
entrance
is
not
free
and
hence
we
just
took
a
look
from
the
outside.
Inside
they
have
cattle
farm
and
geese
farms.
I
guess
the
unadulterated
butter
they
treat
us
with
are
all
from
here.
Aww...
no
words
to
explain
the
food
platter🫒😋🍥🏷🥨🍲🍛
served
on
patal(
dried
leaves)
in
a
cane
baskets
at
the
beginning
which
includes,
saambaaro,
cucumber,
beetroot,
sproted
mug,
sukhdi,
jalebi,
dokla,
gud,
lesan
chutney,
pickle,
mirchi,
peanut,
pure
butter,
chaas,
beans,
pudina
chutney,
peanuts,
romato,
onion,
lemon.
Later
bhakari,
Rotla,
tepla.pappad,
corn
dish,
bataka
dish,
dal,
bhindi
masala.🥧🍽🍛🥔🍅🫑🥒
All
of
these
are
unlimited
served
with
so
much
care
and
affection
by
the
staff
in
traditional
attire
or
uniform.
Unif🥋
I
had
5
glasses
of
chass🧈🥜🍩😋
and
many
rounds
of
jalebi.
Sukhdi
was
new
to
me
and
I
loved
it.
😍
😋😝
Then
the
most
attractive
part
of
our
exploration
here
was
the
Rajasthani
dance
entertainment
in
tune
with
rajasthani
folk
music.
💃🩰The
balancing
act
of
piled
up
pots
on
head
and
the
fire
are
just
jawdropping.
I
did
try
my
dancing
skills
with
the
beautiful
artist
who
was
looking
royal,
beautiful
and
eternal
in
her
grand
traditional
velvet
attire.
While
seated,
we
were
treated
to
a
mixed
juice
of
apple,
lemon
and
pomegranate.
If
you
are
a
fan
of
puppet
dance,
spend
a
few
minutes
there
too.
I
had
a
great
time
trying
my
hand
at
pot
making.
We
bought
a
charka
too
from
the
shop
close
to
the
entrance.
They
sell
many
varieties
of
pickles
here.
Every
journey
should
end
sweet.
We
treated
ourselves
to
gulab
and
kesar
scoop
ice
cream.🍨🍧🍦
This
was
an
experience
journey
to
remember
for
a
long
time.
✨️
😊
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