THE ROAD TO GHANGARIA

It takes at least 6 hours to get up to 14 km. The first lacets are quite rough, followed by alternating parts and mounting parts. The diversity of the landscapes crossed and the sight of these thousands of Sikh pilgrims (up to 10 000 per day in June) with their most beautiful costumes and proudly wearing the sword make the effort forget. The two villages overwhelmed on the road are populated by families who left Rajasthan just over two centuries ago. It is not uncommon to cross the women down the mountain with huge faggots. There are plenty of possibilities for dining, and the Lucky Halfway Restaurant indicates that you have reached half way.