Imagine the raw yet experienced and soul-stirring voices of folk artists wafting in the air. And as they strum the strings of the Ravanhatta - melodious yet unique tones fill your senses. The raw music elicited from this Rajasthani instrument which looks like a violin; makes you hum along. There is more to Rajasthan than its opulent lakes, grand palaces, mighty monuments, and golden sands. The state is overflowing with an abundance of culture, music, dances and of course, lip-smacking food that will leave you asking for more.

The magic of Ravanhatta will make your children stop, stare, and wonder aloud at the legends and myths that this magical land embodies. Men wearing bright orange and red turbans and sporting the most genuine smiles, get together to play a simple stringed instrument - the sound of which creates a melodious, rustic folk appeal. As the name suggests, it is said that this indigenous instrument originated in Sri Lanka during Ravana’s reign. The Ravanhatta is made from bamboo sticks and a coconut shell. While the string that is strummed is created from a natural fibre. So, you too can make a Ravanhatta on your own, once you are back home!

Yes, our Club Mahindra Resorts in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan offers a once-in-a-lifetime Ravanhatta Performance.  With Club Mahindra, you can witness many such magnificent experiences across 100+ resorts in India and abroad! To know more about the Ravanhatta Performance experience, read the Club Mahindra membership reviews and decide for yourself.