Top most fair and Fastival of rajasthan

1. Top most Fair and Festivals of Rajasthan

2. Index • Introduction • Bikaner Camel Festival • Nagaur Fair • Jaipur Kite festival • Gangaur festival • Elephant Festival • Teej Festival • Urs Festival, Ajmer • Marwar festival • Udaipur World Music Festival • Pushkar fair • Jaipur Literature festival • Jaisalmer Desert Festival • Conclusion

3. Introduction • Rajasthan offers a myriad of festivals and fairs that defines the celebration of life with the celebration of nature, culture and heritage with a twist of Rajasthani style that can be cherished with the Rajasthan Tour with fairs and festivals. Celebrating the rituals while embracing the modern lifestyle, these festivals adds cheerful vibes in the monotonous schedules of lives. Celebrating the architectural splendors and these fairs and festivals as cultural events, Rajasthan embraces the essence of India in it. Here are the shortlisted festival lists that are the total raptures to your Rajasthan Travel Packages. While some of them hold a traditional and religious significance, other are celebrated simply as cultural fairs. Experience the warm hospitality along with dramatic folk dances and appetizing cuisine in these joyous cultural celebrations. Here is the list of some of the colorful fairs and festivals of Rajasthan you can enjoy with the Rajasthan Tour.

4. Celebrating the significance and glory of camel, the ship of desert, the camel festival is organised which starts off with marvelous procession of adorned camels against Junagarh Fort, one of the most precious gems of Indian architectural treasure in the Thar Desert. Organized by state tourism department of Bikaner , the Bikaner camel festival is celebrated every year in the month of January or late December. It includes camel races, camel games and other cultural performances among which Rajasthan’s folk dance performance will surely catch your eye. The festival ends with illuminating the skies of bikaner with display of fireworks. Experience the festive facades of the Bikaner, the camel country of Rajasthan with the Rajasthan Desert Safari. Bikaner Camel Festival

5. Nagaur fair, popularly known as cattle fair of Nagaur, is the second largest festival of India. Held during the months of January-February, the annual fair is mainly about cattle trading where you can catch the glimpses of extravagantly adorned animals with their owners who are dressed in the finest traditional attires and multi coloured turbans. Their mustache showcases the true Rajput charm of Rajasthan. Experience the rustic facades of the Nagaur Fair during the Holidays in Rajasthan. Nagaur Festival

6. The kite festival of Jaipur is one of the most vibrant and popular festivals of Rajasthan. Bedecking the sky with myriad of kites of different colors, shapes and sizes, the festival is organised every year on the auspicious occasion of MakarSankranti that falls on 14th January. Also January is the time, when Rajasthan Is all blushed pink owing to cool winter breeze, so experience the colorful faces of Kites on the winter skylines of Jaipur during the best Rajasthan vacations. Jaipur Kite Festival

7. Celebrated in the honor of Goddess Parvati, the epitome of marital love and strength, Gangaur festival is among the most vivid festivals of India. Celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness in Rajasthan, the festival includes the worship of Goddess Parvati by married women for the longevity of husbands. A fanfare is organised in which women participates in processions carrying Goddess Parvati all around the city which is usually adorned with various folk dance performances and songs. Explore Rajasthan Tour Packages wherein you can be enraptured over the Gangaur which is one of the most prominent festivities of the state which imbibes the most spiritual as well as the cultural mazes of the deserted lands. Gangaur Festival

8. Held in the capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Elephant festival is an annual event of the Pink city. Adorned with colorful saddle cloths and ornaments, the elephants are presented for various shows and competitions. You can also witness the elephant catwalk amidst the whole excited crowd with the musicians playing folk songs in the background. Thrilling gaming activities of Elephant Polo, elephant race and tug-of-war can also be witnessed during Elephant Festival. Enjoy the once in a lifetime experience with this unique festival which is held in the month of February-march during your Rajasthan tour. Elephant Festival

9. Celebrated as one of the most joyous festival in Rajasthan, Teej Festival is famous among the women and includes the worship of Goddess Teej. Commemorating a woman’s love for her husband, this festival is celebrated with the advent of monsoon. Immerse in the cultural revelry through the grand procession of decorated idol of Goddess Teej which is carried throughout the Pink City with decorated elephants, horses and camels. The marketplaces are brimmed with beautiful attires, jewelry and Lip smacking sweets like Ghevar and Malpua. The festival of teej is thetiome when the Pink City comes alive in the most vibrant manner and the whole ambiance somehow becomes more vivacious and eye pleasing, which can be best enjoyed with the Rajasthan Luxury Tour Packages that leads you to explore the ostentatious colors of Teej and Jaipur in the most luxurious ways. Teej Festival

10. The religious festival of Rajasthan is celebrated at Dargah Sharif, Ajmer where the mortal remains of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti lie buried. People of all religious faith from all over the world visit Ajmer to seek his blessings for six days. It is believed that Khwaja Moinuddin cooked for six days before he left his mortal remains and hence this shrine is considered as a place of wish fulfillment for devotees with pure heart. Book Rajasthan Tour Packages online and seek your spiritual solace in the islamic shrine where every wish is surely fulfilled. Urs Festival, Ajmer

11. Originally named as Maand festival, Marwar festival is organised in the blue city, Jodhpur in the memory of warriors of Rajasthan. The festival falls between the months of September and October and held at Umaid Bhawan and Mehrangarh fort of Jodhpur. The two architectural marvels apart from hosting the festival are famed for their rich artistic significance that can be glared upon with the Rajasthan Tour Packages from Delhi. Marwar Festival

12. This festival is a paradise for music lovers. Almost 150 artists participate in the festival. This is the best platform for the artists to show their talent as well as for audience to witness the diverse music of the world. Generally, this festival is celebrated in the month of February and make chilly nights alive and vibrant with music. To enjoy this festival, you can plan your trip to Rajasthan in the month of February and include Udaipur in Rajasthan Tour Itinerary. Make sure that you stay in Udaipur during those dates when this festival is celebrated. Also, large number of tourists visit Udaipur during this time so book your tickets in advance to avoid waiting. Udaipur World Music Festival

13. Celebrated in the Pushkar Town Of Rajasthan, Pushkar fair is the world’s largest cattle fair that is held annually in the months of October and November where thousands of camels, horses and sheeps gather for trading. The festive carnival is celebrated with cultural events and adventurous activities like Hot air balloon rides and para motors. Pushkar is amongst the best Places to Visit in Rajasthan owing to its spiritual charisma encrusted in the layer of cultural vibrancy. Pushkar Fair

14. The greatest literary shows on earth celebrates the best of literary works of amateurs and reputed writers. A delight for literature enthusiasts, this literature fiesta is a perfect place where the literary works come alive. This literature fest is a great platform offering group discussions, debates and reading sessions at Diggi palace Jaipur. While attending the Jaipur sightseeing tour in January , don’t miss this literature extravaganza. Jaipur Literature Festival

15. The Jaisalmer Desert Festival is a popular occasion that occurs every year in the month of February month in the golden city Jaisalmer. According to the Hindu month of Magh (February), three days before the full moon, the celebration takes place in the Thar Desert in the Sam Sand Dunes. The peaceful city comes alive with the energy and enthusiasm in the locals who welcome the tourists to witness the different activities, contests, dances and music. To get connect with the Rajasthan traditions and culture, this fair must be experienced. Jaisalmer Desert Fastival

16. Conclusion • Some other festivals like Diwali, the festival of lights, Holi , the festival of Colors, Eid, the celebration of Islam and more are also celebrated in the lands of colossal festive flair. Experience their distinctive facets in the whole new Rajasthan’s maze with the best Rajasthan Tour Packages. These are some of the festivals which brings the blissful vibes between the hustle bustle of lives. Now when you know the dates of these cultural celebrations, Book Rajasthan Holidays, pack your bags and experience the magical aura of these festival in their native lands of Royals.