Rajasthan, an imperial land of Kings is visited by a large number of international tourists due to immeasurable charm of the festivities. Joyous fairs in Rajasthan, when on full swing present an exquisite picture of the city. Along with daedal edifice, and magnificent fortress, fairs and festivals of Rajasthan add up the entertainment and enjoyment of holidaymakers. The noticeable fact in these fairs is that regardless of adversities of life, the people of Rajasthan celebrate every little occasion with zeal, enthusiasm and elation. They comprehend the value of life and believe it as a precious gift of god.
Chandrabagha Fair
Huge crowd of pilgrims congregate in this fair to just take a sanctified dip in the river of Chandrabhaga.
Gogaji Fair
Gogaji, who is a valiant warrior-hero, is paid homage through this fair. He is known as Goga Veer in Hindu religion whereas Muslims call him Jahar Peer.
Kaila Devi Fair
The fair is one of the most popular fairs of Rajasthan and it is organized at Kaila Devi temple. Kaila devi is the royal princess of Karauli.
Kapil Muni Fair
Kapil was actually an eminent sage, and his commendable efforts done for mankind made him a respectable personality. This Rajasthan fair is totally dedicated to kapil muni.
Karni Mata Fair
Karni Mata had an austere life in which she had the objective to assist poor and deprived people only. She was blessed with supernatural powers which she employed in good activities.
Khatu Shyamji Fair
People from all over the world especially visit the fair to perform the ritual of 'Jadula' for the first hair cut of their kids.
Khetlaji Fair
This colorful people spread the fragrance of delight in the air of Rajasthan. People get dressed in flashy and colorful apparels and participate in several activities of the fair.
Pushkar Fair
The fair of Pushkar is one of the most desired events for the disciples of Lord Brahma.
So experience the enormous flow of happiness in the lively fairs of Rajasthan.