Rajasthan
is famous for its colorful fairs that are held almost throughout the
year. These fairs of Rajasthan are what infuse brightness into the dull
and harsh living conditions of people. The entire state of Rajasthan
comes alive in bright colors during these major fairs. These colorful
fairs of Rajasthan show the sheer determination and desire of the people
of India. They know how to live life even in the harshest conditions and
know how to value these simple pleasures of life. Read on about the
major fairs of Rajasthan and know more about the significance of each.
Banganga Fair
The Banganga Fair of Jaipur is one of the biggest events of Rajasthan.
It is held every year in the months of April-May (Hindu month of
Vaisakh). The Banganga fair is an event that has much historical
significance in India. It is said that Arjuna, one of the five Pandavas
created the lake at Banganga. More...
Karni Mata Fair
The Karni Mata fair is held in Deshnok in Bikaner, Rajasthan. It is
held twice every year in the honor of Karni Mata who is hailed as
Goddess by the people of Rajasthan. The Karni Mata fair held during the
months of March-April and September-October. More...
Nagaur Fair
One of the largest cattle fair of India, the Nagaur Fair of Rajasthan
is a major event in Rajasthan. The Nagaur Cattle fair of Rajasthan is
held once in a year between January and February. More...
Pushkar Camel Fair
Hailed as the world's largest camel fair, the Pushkar camel fair in
Rajasthan is a grand event held on a massive scale in Pushkar. It is
also the world's largest cattle fair in general. More...
Urs Fair
The Urs Fair held in Ajmer is celebrated in the honor of the Sufi saint
Khwaja Moin-ud-din Chishti. It is celebrated to mark the death
anniversary of this revered saint. It is said that the mortal remains of
this saint are buried in Dargah Sharif. More...
One thing not to be missed while
touring Rajasthan is the major fair of Rajasthan. Read about Rajasthan
fairs here.
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