It should be noted that in Jodhpur, except for excursions and exciting walks of tourists, there is still enough entertainment. In addition, if you are a fan of nature and light extreme, then you will certainly like them. One of these entertainment, recently gaining popularity, is the "Flying Fox", which wears such a lung extreme. In Jodhpur, such entertainment is available directly in Fort Mehrangarh.
Tickets are sold in place and they are about 1,700 Indian rupees, but that's, in the condition that you will book them per day. Long ropes are stretched over the walls of the fort, and the essence of the attraction is moving along these ropes. That is, you are fixed with belts and then sent to the "Flight". Well, in the course of this flight, you enjoy stunning views, and of course get a huge dose of adrenaline.
Usually collect a group of 10 people and everyone is sent to this route. In total, there are six such ropes on the territory of the fort, and between the players you need to move on foot. In total, this adventure takes about an hour and a half. In principle, only for those who are not afraid of heights, this entertainment is pretty harmless. However, it still requires some sports training, because it will have to work with your hands in order to drag your body through a rope. The process constantly follows the instructors, so you may not be afraid of it over the fort. Entertainment is very interesting, so for a variety you can participate in it.
Of course, from Jodhpur you can go to Safari, because Rajasthan, in whose territory it is located is the most deserted state of India. So in any more or less large city, which is here, you will certainly be offered to go to Safari on the dunes. Moreover, they are completely different - either on jeeps or camels. Well, the cost of such a more relaxed adventure will already depend on the type of transport and from how long you want to get acquainted with the deserts.
Some trips are pretty short, and take time for only a couple of hours and you can even meet the sunset in the desert. Well, another option can be headed overnight and spend the night in a tent right in the desert. A long-term excursion program also includes traditional Rajastan dinner. In the Safari process, you can get acquainted with the nature of the state and with animals living in their natural habitat. Very often, the guides combine safari tours with races in Rajastan villages.
For those who are interested in the history of Rajasthan, and who wants to meet life and the life of traditional tribes, there is a great offer to go to the village where Bishnoy's tribe lives. Such a tour is half for 500 Indian rupees, or for the whole day, but already for 700 rupees. Directly in the very village of all tourists feed dinner and introduce traditional tribe crafts. Bishnoi are an incredibly peace-loving population of Rajastan, living in full harmony with nature. Religion, which they profess, are one of the branches of Hinduism, and it prohibits them to hunt, as well as chop trees and generally apply at least the slightest harm to the world.
Therefore, on the villages in which Bishnoy live can safely run wild partridges and walking gazelles along with other wild animals. In ancient times, one of Maharaj Jodhpur gave an order to his warriors to cut down trees for the construction of the palace in the territory where Bishno lived. Women tribe with their bodies defended them, and all died unfortunately. To date, this place is incredibly revered by the tribe, and always bring flowers to the tribute to the memory of their feat.