
06/02/2025
"There is a name in Hindi for the day’s end, when long shadows rake across the fields and shepherds are herding the cattle homeward. They call it godhulivela, “the hour of the cow dust”
Stanley Stewart was the ideal writer to capture a place as ineffable as Rajasthan. In the latest issue of Original Traveller magazine, we focus on the simple pleasures of Rajasthan’s agricultural countryside — the perfect place to lose oneself in the country’s natural beauty and escape the fast-paced modern world.
Stanley’s enchanting story reveals Rajasthan’s dual nature. On one hand, it’s a land of glamorous excess; on the other, a world of charming, old-fashioned modesty. He weaves tales of grand dynasties and palaces with stables of fine horses and fragrant rose gardens, alongside vibrant villages where bustling roads are filled with the sounds of stray cows, bullock carts, women carrying pots on their heads, and artisans working in their courtyards.
Thank you to .writer for such a magical piece ✨
Read all about Stanley’s slow travel journey through Rajasthan in the fourth issue of Original Traveller. Click the link to order your copy now:
📷️1/3/4/6: Jérôme Galland
📷️2/5/7: Lucy Laucht