Alsigarh

When it comes to exploring the royal tourist destinations in India, the very first place that hits our mind is the city of lakes – Udaipur. Talking about food, royalty, folk dances, and beautiful lakeside sunsets, Udaipur never disappoints the people who have come from different parts of the world to find themselves or to spend some quality time with their loved ones.

Must Carry These Things When You Plan to Visit Alsigarh:

Living in a village for 1 or 2 days is easy but if you are planning to spend an entire week in the village then you need to have a few things for your survival because you might not get a lot of things easily there. Mentioned below are a few things you must carry when you are visiting Alsigarh

Food

You should keep a good amount of food packets that do not expire within a week so that you can have something to munch on if you are not able to find your comfort food in the village or you are bored by eating the simple yet delicious food that villagers cook.

Water and fruit juices

Rajasthan is a state that is mostly hot because of the desert present there, and it is almost next to impossible to survive without water in the village, especially in the summer season. So, remember that you carry at least 2 bags that have only water bottles and juices so that you don’t feel dehydrated and don’t have to face health issues. You can also carry an ice box in which you can keep your bottles to keep them chilled.

First-Aid KIT:

Getting medical help is not going to happen as you are going to be in a remote area. For any injury or accident, you must have everything in your first aid kit that you can apply. Carry a box of medicines at least for fever, cough, body aches, and more. Carry some bandages, gels, and cotton to help if needed.

Power Banks:

You might face electricity issues in the village. Charge your power banks to 100% and keep at least 2 to 3 power banks so your mobile phone doesn’t run out of battery.

Hats, Sunglasses, and Sun Cream

You don’t know how much UV rays your body can absorb and villages in Rajasthan are really very hot. So, make sure you have your sunglasses on and you have kept the sunscreen lotion to prevent your skin from getting unwanted tans.