The villages in and around the Chambal Valley still retain their pastoral charm, which is as beautiful as it is honest. One can still find a porter at his wheel making earthenware Kullars (cups), and saraiyas (bowls), much as people of his trade have done for generations. Farmers tilling their fields, although the tractor is more evident than the traditional pair of bullocks. Women cooking over Chulahs (earthen stoves), using dry cow dung patties and dry grass and twigs for fuel.

he Chambal Safari allows you access to all its and more by organising Village Safaris to villages near the Chambal Lodge, or deep in the ravines, without compromising the privacy of the villages, and with the express permission only. These may be accessed by camel or Jeep, and provide a fascinating insight into the rustic charm of the Chambal Valley .