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Namaste
We are a FarmStay nestled amongst fields and the under the shadows of the beautiful Aravalli hills, the closest hill track is a 800 mtr walk.
Less than 50 kms from Jaipur, 275 kms from New Delhi.
An Indian Village, a natural farm, clean, healthy food, fresh air to breathe and stars to gaze at night, near off-grid home, you'd love it here. And we would love to host you.
You are welcome to bring in your dogs, we love animals.
I come from a family of entrepreneurs, been working since i was 17. Now want to settle in the village with clean air and food which, i believe, will add life to my years and years to my life.
I am married. I have 2 boys. The elder one is just starting up with his own brand of premium travel accessories from sustainable materials, the younger one is in 2nd year college. My wife is a home maker nad also doubles up as the sharp eye.
I hope to be living on the farm permanently soon.
We are educated, cultured, easy going, friendly and light hearted people. Open minded, love conversations and exchange of views and ideas. Our other interests are reading, travelling, music (our on-site amateur music studio will be ready after all other operations are streamlined and we can dedicate time to that)
We have incorporated different farming practices, contemporary and traditional ones, using only natural processes and inputs. We hope to make it completely integrated and self-sustaining in the next few years.
Most structures and elements are built using discards or low impact materials wherever possible. A natural farm pond for rainwater harvesting adds to the aesthetics as well.
The dwellings are sufficiently sized with attached bath. Our farmhand and family lives in one room, 2 other rooms will be provided to volunteers and i live in one of them on my visits. As this place functions as a farm stay, 4 separate family suites are built with all creature comforts.
More info is on our YT channel and other social media platforms, which will be shared once discussions beginTypes of help and learning opportunities
Gardening
Farmstay help
Hospitality/Tourism
General Maintenance
Help with Computers/ Internet
Interests
Vegetarian or veganSustainabilityPetsCharity workFarmingMusicPlant careHistoryBooksYoga / WellnessNatureFitnessOutdoor activitiesCyclingUN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Life here is slow, earthy, and real. You’ll get to experience rural Rajasthan up close—working on a natural farm, helping around the retreat, and hanging out with locals who live and breathe the land.
You’ll learn how we grow food without chemicals, make soap from aloe vera, cook simple veg meals, and host people who come here looking to disconnect. There’s a lot of sharing—stories, music, food, ideas—and we’re always up for trying new things if you bring your own skills or energy.
Expect a mix of peaceful farm work, hands-on experiences, and lots of chai breaks under the neem tree.Help
While many volunteers join us for hands-on farm work—like mulching, planting, composting, or cow care—we also welcome help with retreat-related responsibilities. This includes:
Welcoming guests and helping with meal-time coordination or service
Setting up for bonfire evenings, workshops, or day activities
Assisting with basic housekeeping tasks or prepping guest kits
Supporting our social media and content needs — if you're into photography, reels, short-form storytelling, or Canva design
Occasionally joining us for nature walks or rural excursions if guests are involved
We encourage volunteers to explore both the natural side and its evolving space as a nature retreat. You'll live alongside a mix of resident team members, guests, and sometimes other volunteers—always with plenty of fresh food, fresh air, and quiet corners to reflect.Languages
Languages spoken
Bengali (Bangla): Fluent
Hindi: Fluent
English: Intermediate
Tamil: IntermediateThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.Accommodation
Volunteers stay in a simple twin-sharing room with an attached toilet and bath.
We provide Indian home-style vegetarian meals, often made with fresh produce from our farm.
There’s Wi-Fi access and regular electricity, though occasional power cuts can happen since we’re in a rural setting.
The volunteer room does not have air-conditioning, and we do not serve non-vegetarian food at all.What else ...
Volunteering here doesn't have a rigid schedule, but it’s also not a holiday. We ask for about 4–5 hours of help a day, with breaks for meals and rest. You’ll have space to work at your own pace, but time discipline is important—it helps us stay on track, especially since our farm team begins early and juggles guest meals too.
We usually begin after breakfast (which needs to finish by 9 AM) so that most outdoor work can be done before the sun gets too strong. We resume in the late afternoon around 4 PM, once it cools down again.
What we expect from you:
Be punctual, respectful of the farm's flow, and ready to pitch in with sincerity.
Dress comfortably for farm or retreat work (think sun, soil, stairs, and lots of walking).
No non-vegetarian food is allowed on the farm, and only vegetarian meals are served.
In your free time, you’re welcome to:
Hike up to nearby hills (less than 1 km away) with our team
Stargaze on clear nights – the skies are usually spectacular
Visit local villages and meet farmers or artisans (preferably accompanied by a team member)
Read, rest, sketch, or journal — we’ve got plenty of quiet corners
We are 50 km from Jaipur city, so there's no nightlife or urban distractions. It’s just the farm, the hills, the trees, the animals—and you. We like to be upfront about this, because that simplicity is also what makes the experience meaningful.
We are deeply rooted in this land and community. So while we encourage exploration, we also request that volunteers respect the rural setting and the trust of our neighbours. You’re not just staying here—you’re becoming part of something that’s growing, quietly but purposefully.A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
all mobile networks are pretty strong all over our property. broadband connection with reasonable speed. but being in rural India, it can be unstable at times
Space for parking camper vans
there is parking space for 6 SUVs in the premises. campervans / RVs may be parked outside the farm
Can possibly accept pets
we are a animal loving family and even the people already working with us are fine. as long as the dogs are well behaved and dog parents take care. There are cows on site.
How many Workawayers can stay?
Two
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Thank you so much for being such kind and thoughtful people. It was a real pleasure having you both here. You were incredibly hardworking, humble, and fully engaged in all the farm activities and more. Your enthusiasm and willingness to learn made a positive impact on everyone around you. We are truly proud to have had you… read more
Pravin always made sure that we were comfortable and well fed.
The workers there were lovely and accomodating when teaching us new skills, they were really patient and we had so much fun working with them.
The work that we did there was… read more
despite her not being in best shape she volunteered to start work early despite our team's advise not to. she is a very good learner and with her keen observations she made some valuable modifications in our work style. and her suggestions and questions for the… read more
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Thank you so much for being such kind and thoughtful people. It was a real pleasure having you both here. You were incredibly hardworking, humble, and fully engaged in all the farm activities and more. Your enthusiasm and willingness to learn made a positive impact on everyone around you. We are truly proud to have had you… read more
Pravin always made sure that we were comfortable and well fed.
The workers there were lovely and accomodating when teaching us new skills, they were really patient and we had so much fun working with them.
The work that we did there was… read more
despite her not being in best shape she volunteered to start work early despite our team's advise not to. she is a very good learner and with her keen observations she made some valuable modifications in our work style. and her suggestions and questions for the… read more
she is very friendly and got along with our village workers very well. taking instructions and completing tasks.
she was happy… read more
the kids from the neighbourhood families turned up most evenings for their game of cricket with Hugo. he is a… read more
On a daily basis, I worked with two farming families and they were equally as sweet and gracious, despite our language barrier. My… read more
Our host, Pravin, was quite busy at this time so we spent most of our time with his wonderful team, the farm manager living next door with his welcoming family and the couple taking care of the farm everyday.
During our time there we worked with the… read more
they even left us with genuine suggestions and feedback on how to improve our systems… read more
he did all the assigned tasks with enthusiasm.
since we are still in the build stage so there are a wide range of activities going on and he, along with fellow volunteers took up the tasks as their own. we are happy to have him
he also has a keen, inquisitive nature and willing to ask… read more
while he was here we had varietiy of activities going on and he… read more
The work at the farm was nice, with different tasks to do depending on the hour and the day of the week. As a total beginner, I was still able to feel included in the work. You'll be guided by English speaking and non-English speaking people, such as Dharmveer, the… read more