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A Volunteering & Animal Care Experience by UNMAP Adventure

The UNMAP Adventure people have a cool idea for a bike ride and volunteer work. They want you to take it easy help out and see what life is like in the country. The Ride to the Cow Rescue Centre, which is also called Gaushala is a trip. It is not about getting from one place to another. The Ride to the Cow Rescue Centre is a chance to do some good for the community learn about being sustainable and show you care. You can do all these things in one day that you will always remember. The Ride, to the Cow Rescue Centre is a way to experience these things.

An Experience Beyond Tourism

This experience takes you away from the tourist places and into the real Rajasthan, where people in the villages work together and help each other. At the Gaushala you get to learn about living a life, where people grow their own food and take care of themselves. The people who take care of the village show you how they run a home for cows, where they have rescued over 900 cows. And they keep getting cows every day. The Gaushala is a place where you can see how people in the village work together to take care of these animals and it is all about community participation and selfless service, at the Gaushala.

The shelter runs because of the work of local villagers and volunteers. The shelter needs a lot of money to operate every month than ₹10 lakh. The people in the community give the shelter the money it needs to keep running. The shelter gets all of its money from the community and the people who support it. The community contributions and support are what keep the shelter going. The shelter is very thankful, for the help of villagers and volunteers and the support of the community.

Volunteering at the Gaushala

People who are, at the shelter are really encouraged to get involved in the things that happen there. This makes the whole experience feel very real. It is very rewarding. You may:

Spend time with newborn calves

Help with feeding and preparing special diets for cows with different needs

Milk a cow (optional)

Let us go with the herdsmen as they take the cows for grazing in the fields that’re near to their homes. The herdsmen are going to take the cows to these fields so that the cows can eat the grass that is growing there. We will join the herdsmen and the cows as they go to the fields, for grazing.

Assist caretakers in daily shelter operations

Every time you interact with people in the countryside you get an idea of what it means to be responsible in a rural area to care about the people and the land and to coexist with nature and the community. This is what rural responsibility is about it is, about care and coexistence.

This food is really something. It has a taste that food, like this usually has. The taste of this food is one that you will always remember. You will never forget the taste of this food.

The lunch at the Gaushala is really something. It is simple. It is very soulful and it is unforgettable. They make the lunch with things from around the village and local ingredients. When you eat it you can feel the warmth of the people in the village. The lunch at the Gaushala has a taste and a great aroma and it is a great experience. The taste of the lunch at the Gaushala and the aroma of the lunch at the Gaushala and the experience of the lunch, at the Gaushala stay with you for a time after you leave the place.

Village Life & Community Connect

After volunteering, take a relaxed walk through the nearby village. Share a cup of tea with locals, observe daily routines, and experience the joy of community life—unfiltered, welcoming, and real.

The Ride Experience

The day starts with a bicycle ride, in the morning. You leave the city behind. Ride through open fields and farms. You also go on village paths and sandy trails. The route is really nice because you can stop a lot. You can stop to see the light of dawn. You can drink some water. Think about things.. You can just sit there and enjoy the calm surroundings of rural Rajasthan. The rural Rajasthan is very calm and nice.

This ride is about being free and finding new things. It is about riding at your pace the way you like it. The ride is about freedom it is about discovery. It is, about riding at your own rhythm.

Understanding the Purpose of a Gaushala

In a lot of places people have cattle ranches to make money from farming.. In India the idea of a Gaushala is not just, about making money.

In the Hindu culture people do not kill cows. That is why a Gaushala is a place where cows can go when they are not needed anymore. A Gaushala is like a home for cows that can not give milk or have been left behind by their owners. These places make sure the cows are treated with respect and get the care and safety they need for their lives. The Gaushala is really important, for the cows.

Villages like Rotwada, which’s on the outskirts of Jaipur are really good examples of people working together and taking care of each other. The people of Rotwada village show us what it means to be responsible for one another. UNMAP Adventure is taking people to Rotwada village so they can see for themselves how the community comes together to help each other. Rotwada village is a place to learn about community service and how it can make a big difference, in peoples lives.

What you give to others is what you get back from the world. When you give something to someone it is like giving it to yourself. The things you give to people can be anything. You can give your time or your money or your skills. What you give is a part of you.

You can give things that’re big or things that are small. What you give can be something that you do not need.

What you give is very important because it can make a difference, in someones life. What you give can make someone happy. It can make someone sad.

* What you give can be a gift

* What you give can be a compliment

* What you give can be a smile

What you give is what makes you special. What you give is what makes you who you are.

A day of meaningful physical effort

Compassion, care, and time

Support to a community-run rescue initiative

What You Gain

When you do something you really like what do you get out of it? You gain a lot of things from the things you do. What you gain is very important, to you. It makes you happy. It makes you want to do it again. You can gain things like new friends or a new skill. What you gain is what makes life fun.

A deep sense of fulfillment and purpose

Connection with nature, animals, and people

A break from routine life

Lessons in sustainability and community living

Memories that stay with you forever are really special. These are the things that you remember for a long time. You think about the memories. They make you feel happy. Memories that stay with you forever are usually about times. You had a lot of fun when these things happened. Memories that stay with you forever are important, to you. You like to think about memories that stay with you forever because they make you feel good.

Why Choose UNMAP Adventure?

At UNMAP Adventure we think that traveling should be good for everyone involved. The Ride to the Cow Rescue Centre is a special trip that comes from the heart. It is about taking action and learning things. The Ride to the Cow Rescue Centre is an experience that will touch your heart and make you want to do something to help. We believe that travel, like The Ride to the Cow Rescue Centre should make a difference in the place you visit for the people you meet and for the traveler themselves The Ride, to the Cow Rescue Centre.

Unmap compassion. Ride with purpose. Serve with heart.

Point 01 :

Jaipur → Rotwada | Cycling Distance: 30 KM

When the sun starts to rise you will meet the UNMAP Adventure tour captain. Make sure your bikes are ready to go. You are going on a cool trip, to the countryside of Rajasthan with the UNMAP Adventure tour.

This cycling route is thirty kilometers long. It takes you to the countryside where you see the real India. The real India has lots of traditions and people live simple lives. They also have customs. You will ride on roads and see open fields and quiet villages. Then you will reach Rotwada which's a vibrant rural settlement. The cycling route is thirty kilometers long. It is a great way to see the real India and Rotwada.

Point 02 :

10:00 AM – Rotwada Village & Gaushala Experience

When you get there go to a Gaushala, which is a cow shelter. The people who take care of the Gaushala will make you feel very welcome. They are a family who have given their lives to helping animals. They really care about animal welfare, at the Gaushala.

You will get to meet people who really care about helping others. They will teach you about the ways that the local people take care of the shelter. They do things in a way that works well for them and it is a great example of how a community can work together. The people at the shelter have found ways to do things that're good for everyone and they are very good, at working together. You can learn about the methods that the people use to manage the shelter and see how they make it work so well. The shelter is a place to see community leadership in action and to learn about new ways of doing things.

You get to see what village life is like. Local women will show you how to milk cows and buffaloes. This is a way to learn about the local culture. You will get to talk to the women and they will teach you all about their way of life. The local women will share their experiences with you. You will get to experience village life as they do. Village life is very different from city life. You will get to see the difference for yourself. You will learn how to milk cows and buffaloes, from the women.

Point 03 :

12:00 PM – Traditional Lunch Preparation

Before enjoying lunch, become a part of the experience by actively participating in the preparation of a traditional Rajasthani meal.

You can learn how to cook using methods with fresh ingredients from, around the village. When the food is ready you will eat lunch with the caretaker families. You will share stories and smiles when you eat the food from the village together with the caretaker families.

Point 04 :

3:00 PM – Guided Village Walk

Join UNMAP Adventure on a guided walk through Rotwada, a model village known for its self-sufficiency in water conservation and food production.

You can see how the people in the village grow cattle fodder and grains and other things they need every day. This walk really helps you understand the villagers and what they do and how they live with each other. The village is a place where people work together and take care of the things they need to live. You can learn about the villagers lifestyle and the things they believe in and do. The cattle fodder and grains are grown in a way that's good, for the earth and the village.

Point 05 :

4:00 PM – High Tea & Return to Jaipur

Conclude the experience with a relaxing high tea prepared from fresh, warm milk, served at the volunteer quarters overlooking open cattle fields.

After a short walk through the countryside, depart for Jaipur, carrying back a truly enriching experience—one that teaches the value of self-supported, sustainable living.