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Princess Trails Farm

Boheda Haveli, Near Lake Palace Road, Udaipur, India
91-9829042012
Ranked #23 of 30 attractions in Udaipur
5.0 of 5 stars 3 Reviews
Owner description: Princess Trails is an Indo-European family business, which aims to provide our guests with the best quality and most unique equestrian experience... more » Owner description: Princess Trails is an Indo-European family business, which aims to provide our guests with the best quality and most unique equestrian experience possible. We combine Indian hospitality with European standard of horse keeping. Our main concern and highest priority is the safety of horse and rider.Virendra & Ute organize horseback safaris, horse riding, riding lessons and related services. On our farm we have comfortable Swiss Tents for our guests wishing to stay overnight.Our Horseback Safaris usually go along off-the-beaten tracks through the hilly landscape of the Aravalli Mountains, the endless plains of Malwa or into the fringes of the Thar Desert and the Rajasthani Bagar. The riders can experience unspoiled nature and the unique culture of the hill tribes of Rajasthan. Our destinations are places of historical or cultural significance such as the medieval town of Chittor or the hill fort of Kumbhalgarh.Some of our Safaris are connecting major festivals in Rajasthan such as the Pushkar Camel Fair and are bound to certain dates. Many of our safaris are also going through a number of wildlife sanctuaries such as the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary or the Sita-Mata Wildlife Sanctuary so our riders can enjoy the spectacular Indian flora and fauna. We believe in the principle of natural horsemanship. That means we keep our horses as naturally as possible and care for them with love and affection. Our horses are properly fed, shoed and have fitting, comfortable high-class saddle tack. We do not make use of underfed and untrained village horses! In fact we take pride in the point that by now we own a stable of finest Marwari horses, some of them bred and trained by us.Most of our horses are Marwari horses, indigenous to this region, perfectly adapted to the geographic and climatic conditions of Rajasthan and very comfortable to ride. Their ears are distinctively curved inwards in a lyre-shape, which makes them unique and easily recognizable. Like many other ancient breeds some of them have a forth gait, the so-called Revaal, a type of rack, very relaxing for the rider.We have horses for both beginners and advanced riders and also provide riding lessons if necessary. All our horses are forward going, well trained and a pleasure to ride. Some are ridden bitless with a hackamore or just a halter.All our safaris are organized as close to nature as possible and are eco-friendly. We use local supplies and groceries and prevent unnecessary waste. Cooking and lighting is done with gas as not to cut done forest wood.Our safaris provide rural employment as we occupy local people as helpers, guides or artists. We strongly emphasize local culture and try to help preserve it in giving the people a sense of value and pride. Our main aim is to show the unique culture and ecology of Rajasthan to our guests and connect this with an unforgettable equestrian experience. « less
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed 11 April 2012

Beatiful, well-trained horses that take you through incrediblly picturesque scenery. This was by far the best thing we did in Rajasthan. Whilst the forts are impressive, this gives you a taste of the 'real' Rajasthan. Passing through little villages, school children waving, bright sari-clad women working in the fields, stark landscapes and the occasional oasis. An added bonus, is the... More

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5 of 5 stars Reviewed 14 February 2012
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The safari on the back of a marwari horse is one of the must-do things in Udaipur. Its a great experience for skilled riders and for beginners too. Horses at the farm are trained very well - all credit to very friendly host Ute. The track is so beautiful - you climb the hills, cross little springs and go through... More

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5 of 5 stars Reviewed 12 January 2012

When all the horses are not on the trails, you can ride near the city in a wild country (for good riders). Prefer the Morning or late Afternoon when hot. Transport from hotel is organised. Excellent opportunity to discover the life of Indian farmers. Jacques, rider since 41 years.

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