Khimel Village

If you really want to know Bali, you have to go there. I was born and bought up there. I will never call it a city. It is a Town, and for me it's my Village. I would not want to remember my Home as a rat race called city. In Bali everyone got a minute to smile at you and to say "Ram Ram", which is what makes it home. Though most youngsters there won't understand that. :-)If you want to see Marwar region of Rajasthan, Bali is the place to be. You can go to various tourist attractions like Ranakpur, Nimboranath etc. But the real rajasthan is not at those commercialized places. I would say Hire a car from there. Go to Mucchala Mahaveer ji but pack your lunch (i think food there is only for jains). Go wonder about in Aravali Range. Go towards Nana-Beda. On the way to Udaipur, you can stop and have a look at the valley. Go to Parshuram ji, and ask someone to prepare your lunch there. You will never forget the Dal Bati Churma :DRemember there is more to Bali than the fort. I realized it after I went away from there.My name is not important. I am just someone who loves home.

Very Well narrated. All old Pedhis in Gaudwad are aware about same