00:00 (soft music)
00:02 We are here at Rawaladisalpur, it's our home.
00:07 This land was conquered by our ancestor,
00:10 Rao Haridasji in 1705.
00:12 And recently we opened it as a beautiful,
00:15 luxury homestay.
00:16 I always feel that the charm of that heritage
00:21 and that home, we wanted to share this tangible,
00:25 intangible heritage with people
00:28 wandering from around the world.
00:30 The idea was always to start with a small,
00:33 personal and eco-friendly property.
00:35 We are not using any single-use plastic in that.
00:38 So we provide treated filter water
00:40 instead of those plastic bottles.
00:42 Bamboo combs, bamboo toothbrush, if anybody want.
00:45 And soaps, those are from camel milk,
00:47 camel herders, from local rabaris.
00:49 So we wanted to help those community also.
00:52 They choose this property mostly because of
00:55 the balance of nature, wildlife and the history part.
00:59 And that is what we are feeling like
01:01 after two or three years.
01:02 The people are appreciating, they are enjoying
01:04 and then coming back because it's small and personal.
01:07 (flute music)
01:10 (soft music)
01:12 [ Music ]
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