Why do we celebrate Beneshwar Fair?
The Beneshwar Fair at present is a merger of two fairs: One fair is created in honor of Beneshwar Mahadev or Lord Shiva and another fair was commenced by Jankunwari after the construction of the ...
Read MoreThe Beneshwar Fair at present is a merger of two fairs: One fair is created in honor of Beneshwar Mahadev or Lord Shiva and another fair was commenced by Jankunwari after the construction of the ...
Read MoreThe Bikaner Camel Festival is organized by the Department of Tourism and Art and Culture of Rajasthan to glorify the contribution of the ship of the desert known as camel, especially in the heart of ...
Read MoreThe Jaipur Literature Festival is a literary festival founded by Faith Singh as an initiative of Jaipur Virasat Foundation in 2006. It is a celebration of national and international writers and presents a range of ...
Read MoreThe Jaisalmer Desert Festival was started to enhance foreign tourism by exhibiting rich culture of Rajasthan. It is celebrated during the month of January or February in the city of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan in India. The festival ...
Read MoreThe Nagaur Fair or the Cattle Fair is a trade fair for the owners to sell their animals. In 1292 AD, Balban captured Nagaur. Then Sher Shah Suri took control over the city of Nagaur ...
Read MoreThe Brij festival is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is celebrated in the month of March, a few days before Holi in Bharatpur, Rajasthan in India. The villagers perform the popular Raslila dressed in various outfits ...
Read MoreMaharana Pratap Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of Maharana Pratap Singh. On 9th May 1540, he was born in Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan. He was the king of Mewar who fought the popular battle of Haldighati against ...
Read MoreUrs Festival is celebrated to pay homage to Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti who was the protector of the poor. It takes place in the month of May at Ajmer, Rajasthan in India. Muslims from all ...
Read MoreKaila Devi Fair presents the rituals and ancient tradition of Rajasthan. The fair is dedicated to Mahalakshmi who is the goddess of wealth. It is held annually in the month of Chaitra that is in March ...
Read MoreKarni Mata Fair is held to pay tribute to Karni Mata who followed a disciplined life and devoted her entire life to the service of deprived communities and poor. The fair takes place at Deshnok, a ...
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