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Colorful Rajasthan Fair & Festival Tour – Seasonal
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Rajasthan, the colorful desert, comes alive with a vibrant array of fairs and festivals, transforming the barren landscapes of the Thar Desert into a rich tapestry of tradition, music, dance, and celebration. Rajasthan’s festivals are deeply rooted in its culture and heritage, each one a celebration of life, love, valor, and spirituality. These festivals not only showcase Rajasthan’s rich folklore but also its diversity, with each region adding its own unique flair through rituals, dance forms, and festivities.
From the iconic Pushkar Fair to the dazzling Desert Festival and the grand Elephant Festival, Rajasthan offers an unparalleled festive experience. These age-old traditions fill the air with joy, colors, and spirit, turning every celebration into a magical experience. Come and witness the unique rhythm, jest, and passion of Rajasthan’s festivals, as they create a perfect harmony between the golden desert sands and the colorful festivities.
Tour Highlights:
- Pushkar Fair: Participate in the famous camel and cattle fair and witness a magical evening at Pushkar Lake.
- Desert Festival: Experience the riot of colors at Jaisalmer, with cultural dances, camel races, and a camel beauty contest.
- Elephant Festival: Celebrate the grandeur of elephants in Jaipur, with processions, elephant polo, and Holi festivities.
- Camel Festival in Bikaner: Enjoy camel acrobatics, folk performances, and the dazzling Gorbandh dance.
- Teej Fair in Jaipur: Celebrate the union of Shiva and Parvatiduring this monsoon festival with swinging, singing, and processions.
- Mewar Festival: Enjoy cultural performances and a spectacular fireworks display in Udaipurduring the arrival of spring.
Tour Plan
Bikaner Camel Festival
A unique celebration highlighting the cultural heritage of northern Rajasthan and the majestic camel. The festival begins with a colorful procession of bedecked camels in front of the Junagarh Fort. Enjoy camel dances, acrobatics, and the best breed competition followed by the Gorbandh Dance and folk performances.
Nagaur Cattle Fair
The Nagaur Fair is one of the largest cattle fairs in India. Held annually in Nagaur, this fair is renowned for its trade of cows, bullocks, camels, and horses. The Mirchi Bazaar (spice market) is a must-visit. In the evening, enjoy traditional folk music that fills the air across the tranquil desert sands.
Jaisalmer Desert Festival
(Jaisalmer, January-February)
A three-day extravaganza that brings Jaisalmer’s desert heritage to life. The festival includes Gair dance, Fire dance, camel races, and the Turban tying competition. Experience the joy of camel rides, and enjoy mesmerizing performances by musicians and dancers against the backdrop of golden sand dunes.
Baneshwar Fair
A simple yet vibrant religious festival celebrated by the Bhil tribe in Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh. The Baneshwar Fair honors Lord Shiva and includes traditional folk dances, Raslila (a folk drama), animal shows, and acrobatic performances. The festive atmosphere is enhanced by merry-go-rounds and swings.
Elephant Festival in Jaipur
Celebrate the majesty and grandeur of elephants during the Elephant Festival in Jaipur. The elephants are adorned in bright colors and jewelry as they participate in elephant polo, races, and even play Holi. The grand procession and cultural performances make this a must-see event.
Brij Festival in Bharatpur
Held on the eve of Holi, the Brij Festival celebrates the love story of Radha and Krishna. Villagers, in vibrant attire, perform the Raslila dance and sing devotional songs. The festival includes processions, dances, and cultural performances, all honoring Lord Krishna.
Gangaur Festival
Dedicated to Goddess Parvati, this festival celebrates marital love. The festivities begin after Holi, with unmarried girls praying for a suitable husband, while married women pray for their husband's long life. The grand procession, with beautifully decorated palanquins of Gauri, along with camels, elephants, and dancers, is a spectacle not to be missed.
Mewar Festival
The Mewar Festival celebrates the arrival of spring with cultural performances such as Rajasthani songs, dances, and fireworks. The festival coincides with the Gangaur Festival and offers a glimpse into Udaipur’s traditional culture and heritage.
Summer Festival in Mount Abu
The Summer Festival in Mount Abu is a feast of folk and classical music, showcasing tribal life and culture. The festival also features boat races on Nakki Lake and cultural dances like Ghoomar and Dhap.
Teej Fair in Jaipur
Teej Fair celebrates the reunion of Shiva and Parvati. The festival is marked by the arrival of the monsoon, with young girls and women dressed in green, singing songs, and swinging in celebration. The procession with elephants, camels, and performing artists adds to the festive atmosphere in Jaipur.
Pushkar Fair
The Pushkar Fair is a major event where the Pushkar Lake becomes a sacred spot, and the town transforms into a fairground with camel races, trading of livestock, and local handicrafts. The lighting of lamps on the lake creates a mystical scene as the festivities continue with traditional dances, music, and cultural performances.
Included:
- Accommodation for the festival duration at 3-star or equivalent hotels
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- All transfers and sightseeing in an air-conditioned vehicle
- Festival entry fees and event tickets as per the itinerary
- Services of a knowledgeable guide
- Traditional cultural performances and experiences
Excluded:
- Airfare or train tickets
- Personal expenses (shopping, tips, etc.)
- Meals other than breakfast
- Any other services not mentioned in the inclusions
From
₹42,662.00
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