Festival Archives - Travel Rajasthan https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/festival/ Enjoy Your Life Wed, 21 Jan 2026 13:08:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/cropped-Travels-Rajasthan-32x32.png Festival Archives - Travel Rajasthan https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/festival/ 32 32 Jaisalmer Desert Festival 2026: Ultimate Travel Guide From Udaipur, Jaipur & Beyond https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/jaisalmer-desert-festival-2026-ultimate-travel-guide-from-udaipur-jaipur-beyond/ Wed, 21 Jan 2026 11:32:52 +0000 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/?p=1904 Jaisalmer Desert Festival 2026, also known as Maru Mahotsav, is one of Rajasthan’s most magical winter events, turning the Thar Desert into a three-day celebration of colours, music and culture. If you are planning a Rajasthan trip in late January or early February, this festival is the perfect reason to include Jaisalmer in your itinerary. […]

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Jaisalmer Desert Festival 2026, also known as Maru Mahotsav, is one of Rajasthan’s most magical winter events, turning the Thar Desert into a three-day celebration of colours, music and culture. If you are planning a Rajasthan trip in late January or early February, this festival is the perfect reason to include Jaisalmer in your itinerary.

Festival Overview

The Jaisalmer Desert Festival is an annual cultural festival organised by Rajasthan Tourism during winter, typically spread across three days. In 2026, the festival is scheduled from 30 January to 1 February 2026, with events held in Jaisalmer city as well as at the famous Sam Sand Dunes, around 40–45 km from town.

During these three days, visitors enjoy folk music and dance performances, camel races, puppet shows, competitions, craft bazaars and a grand finale under the desert sky. It is one of the best ways to experience Rajasthan’s desert culture in a short span, especially for travellers who cannot spend many days exploring the region.

Quick Festival Details

Dates 30 January to 1 February 2026
Duration 3 Days
Main Venue Sam Sand Dunes (40-45 km from city)
Timings Morning (9:00 am) to late evening events

Why You Should Not Miss It in 2026

Perfect Winter Weather: The festival dates fall in peak winter, with pleasant days and cool evenings in the Thar Desert.

Stunning Desert Atmosphere: Sam Sand Dunes come alive with decorated camels, folk performances, bonfires and starry night skies, creating a cinematic atmosphere for photography.

Combined Sightseeing: You can combine the festival with sightseeing in Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon ki Haveli, Gadsisar Lake and other major attractions.

Key Events and Experiences

The festival is designed to showcase the best of desert life, folk traditions, and local talent. Some of the most popular highlights include:

Camel Parade and Races

Beautifully decorated camels take part in processions, races, and even camel polo matches, drawing huge crowds at Sam Sand Dunes.

Folk Music and Dance

Performances by Manganiyar and Langha musicians, along with Kalbelia and Ghoomar dancers, fill the desert evenings with energy and rhythm.

Unique Competitions

Turban-tying, longest moustache, and “Mr Desert” (Maru Shri) contests provide fun, interactive moments for visitors.

Puppet Shows and Fire Dance

Traditional puppetry and dramatic fire dances add to the sense of spectacle after sunset.

Crafts and Food Stalls

Handicraft stalls selling textiles, jewellery, leather goods, and souvenirs, along with stalls serving Rajasthani snacks, are perfect for shopping and tasting local flavours.

How to Reach Jaisalmer

From Jaipur
Connected by overnight trains and long-distance buses. Road trips via Jodhpur are also popular.
From Delhi
Private buses available daily (10-11 hours). No direct trains – travel via Jodhpur by bus or taxi, then continue by train or road.
By Air
Jaisalmer Airport operates seasonal flights. Jodhpur Airport is a common gateway, followed by road journey.

Suggested 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: 30 January 2026

Morning: Arrive in Jaisalmer, check in, and explore Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon ki Haveli and local markets.

Afternoon: Head to the city events of the festival, such as processions, music and introductory performances.

Evening: Enjoy the opening ceremony with folk dances and music, then return to your hotel or camp.

Day 2: 31 January 2026

Morning: Take a guided tour of nearby villages or visit Gadsisar Lake and Bada Bagh.

Afternoon: Move towards Sam Sand Dunes and check into your desert camp.

Evening & Night: Attend camel races, folk performances, puppet shows and bonfire evenings under the stars.

Day 3: 1 February 2026

Early Morning: Enjoy sunrise over the dunes, a camel ride or jeep safari.

Daytime: Explore any remaining festival events and shop for handicrafts and souvenirs.

Evening: Witness the grand closing ceremony at Sam Sand Dunes, then depart or stay one extra night.

Where to Stay

Choosing the right stay can greatly enhance your festival experience, especially because a lot of events happen in and around the dunes.

Accommodation Type Benefits
Desert Camps at Sam Sand Dunes Easy access to evening events, bonfires and stargazing
Hotels in Jaisalmer City Mix festival visits with easy sightseeing and city walks
Heritage-style Stays Boutique havelis offering a royal Rajasthan experience

Important: Book your stay well in advance as the festival attracts visitors from India and abroad.

Practical Tips for Travellers

Pack for temperature changes: Days are sunny and pleasant, but evenings can turn quite cold. Carry layers, a warm jacket and a shawl.

Comfortable footwear: You will walk on sand and uneven surfaces, so closed shoes or sturdy sandals are essential.

Protect yourself from sun and dust: Sunglasses, sunscreen, a cap or scarf and a reusable water bottle are essential in the desert.

Keep cash handy: Smaller stalls and local vendors may not always accept digital payments, especially at the dunes.

Respect local culture: Dress modestly, ask before photographing people and be mindful during performances and religious events.

With the right planning, Jaisalmer Desert Festival 2026 can become the highlight of your Rajasthan trip, combining desert adventure, cultural immersion and unforgettable evenings under the Thar’s night sky.

 

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Rajasthan’s Biggest Dance Party: Why You Can’t Miss the Ghoomar Festival 2025! https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/rajasthans-biggest-dance-party-why-you-cant-miss-the-ghoomar-festival-2025/ Tue, 11 Nov 2025 06:36:30 +0000 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/?p=1828 If you’re planning a trip to Rajasthan, you’ve probably got a checklist: ancient forts, majestic palaces, desert safaris… But let me tell you about a new event that will blow all of those out of the water. Mark your calendars. Circle it in red. Set a reminder. November 15, 2025. This isn’t just another day […]

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If you’re planning a trip to Rajasthan, you’ve probably got a checklist: ancient forts, majestic palaces, desert safaris… But let me tell you about a new event that will blow all of those out of the water.

Mark your calendars. Circle it in red. Set a reminder.

November 15, 2025.

This isn’t just another day in Rajasthan. This is the date for the first-ever Ghoomar Festival in Jaipur, a grand, statewide celebration of the dance that is the very heartbeat of our land. If you’ve ever wanted to experience the true, living soul of Rajasthan, this is it.

So, What’s the Big Deal About Ghoomar?

Forget the fleeting glimpses you’ve seen in movies. To understand Ghoomar, you have to understand its spirit. The word ‘Ghoomar’ comes from ‘ghoomna’—to twirl. But it’s so much more than that.

This is a dance that began with the Bhil tribes, a dance to worship the goddess Saraswati. It was later embraced by the royal Rajput courts, blending earthy, tribal energy with royal grace. Today, it’s a symbol of celebration, of womanhood, and of the joyous spirit of Rajasthan.

When you see it live, you’re not just watching a performance. You’re witnessing a tradition passed down through generations. Imagine a circle of women, veiled and adorned in the most spectacular, heavy skirts (ghagras). As the soulful folk music starts—the rhythmic beat of the dhol and manjeera—they begin to twirl.

Slowly at first, then with gathering speed, their skirts flare out into a breathtaking, hypnotic kaleidoscope of color. It’s a collective, infectious joy. It’s magic.

The Ghoomar Festival 2025: A Feast for Your Senses

This November 15, the Rajasthan Tourism Department is throwing the biggest party of the year, and it’s all centered in the heart of the Pink City, Jaipur. This isn’t just a 2-hour show; it’s a full-day immersion into the very best of Rajasthani culture.

Here’s a taste of what’s waiting for you:

 

  1. The Main Event: The Swirling Spectacle This is the main attraction. You’ll see incredible Ghoomar performances by troupes from all corners of Rajasthan. Each region—Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Ajmer—has its own subtle style. You’ll see the slow, graceful twirls, the faster, more energetic spins, and the incredible synchronicity of it all.

 

  1. A Shopper’s Paradise: The Artisan Bazaars. This is the place to get your souvenirs. The festival will be lined with handicraft fairs where artisans from all over the state will showcase their work.
  • Textiles: Think vibrant bandhani (tie-dye) and leheriya (wave-pattern) dupattas.
  • Jewelry: Chunky silver from the tribal communities, intricate kundan work, and colorful lac bangles.
  • Handicrafts: Mojari (leather shoes), miniature paintings, and beautiful blue pottery.

 

  1. A Taste of Rajasthan: The Food Stalls Arrive Hungry! Seriously. The food stalls are going to be a journey in themselves. You’ll find Rajasthan’s greatest hits, all in one place:
  • The Classic: Spicy Dal Baati Churma, dripping with ghee.
  • The Snacks: Pyaaz Kachori and Mirchi Bada (hot and savory).
  • The Sweet: A slice of Ghevar (a disc-shaped sweet) or hot Mawa Kachori.

 

  1. Get in on the Fun: Workshops and More. This isn’t just a “sit and watch” event. The festival will be buzzing with interactive activities. You can join workshops on:
  • Turban-tying (it’s harder than it looks!)
  • Puppet shows (Kathputli)
  • And who knows, maybe even a quick Ghoomar lesson!

 

Why You Must Be There

You can see forts any day of the year. But this festival? This is a living, breathing, swirling celebration of culture. You will feel the vibration of the dhol in your chest. You’ll get caught up in the energy, the colors, and the smiles of the performers.

This is your chance to step away from the tourist trail and dive headfirst into a genuine, statewide celebration.

Pro-Tips for the Festival:

  • Book Now: Seriously, almost all of Rajasthan is going to be packed. Book your hotels and flights yesterday.
  • Arrive Early: Get there before the main crowds to explore the stalls and get a good spot for the performances.
  • Dress Smart: Wear comfortable footwear (you’ll be walking a lot) and light, breathable clothes.
  • Charge Everything: Your camera and phone are going to be working overtime. Every single moment is photo-worthy.
  • Be Open: Smile, be respectful, clap along with the music, and try the food. This is an invitation to celebrate with us—so join in!

This November 15, Jaipur is the only place to be. Come and see the soul of Rajasthan in full, glorious spin.

Are you ready to be mesmerized?

 

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Pushkar Fair 2025: Your Complete Guide to Rajasthan’s Most Colourful Festival https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/pushkar-fair-2025-your-complete-guide-to-rajasthans-most-colourful-festival/ Tue, 14 Oct 2025 11:40:18 +0000 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/?p=1762 The Pushkar Fair is one of the most famous festivals in Rajasthan. Every year, the small desert town of Pushkar, near Ajmer, is full of people, music, camels, and local culture. Locals and travellers from India and other countries come together to celebrate tradition. They enjoy folk shows and experience the true charm of Rajasthan. […]

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The Pushkar Fair is one of the most famous festivals in Rajasthan. Every year, the small desert town of Pushkar, near Ajmer, is full of people, music, camels, and local culture. Locals and travellers from India and other countries come together to celebrate tradition. They enjoy folk shows and experience the true charm of Rajasthan.

If you are planning a trip to Rajasthan in 2025, the Pushkar Fair is a must-visit. It is full of life, colour, and fun—a true reflection of India’s vibrant culture.

What is the Pushkar Fair?

The Pushkar Fair is also known as the Camel Fair. This festival happens every November during the full moon, known as Kartik Purnima.

Long ago, the fair started as a simple market. Farmers and traders bought and sold camels, horses, and cattle there. Over the years, it has become a big celebration. It now attracts visitors from all over India and the world.

During the fair, many camels and other animals are decorated with Colourful fabrics and painted designs. Dealers proudly show their animals as the town fills with excitement. There are many things to enjoy. You can see animal trading. There are also folk music performances and traditional dances. Food stalls are available too. Many fun activities await visitors.

Pushkar Fair 2025

The Pushkar Fair 2025 will happen in November. The last day, Kartik Purnima is special for Hindus. Many people take a holy bath in Pushkar Lake on this day. They believe this brings blessings.

To enjoy the fair fully, visit in November. Most main events and shows happen then.

Things to See and Do at Pushkar Fair 2025

  1. Camel and Cattle Fair

    This is the main attraction of the fair. Hundreds of camels and other animals are decorated in bright clothes and painted designs. Watching the trading and the colourful animals is a one-of-a-kind experience.

  1. Folk Dance and Music

    Evenings at the fair are lively and fun. You can watch folk dances, puppet shows, and listen to traditional music outside. Be sure to see the famous Kalbelia dance. Rajasthani women perform it in black dresses and silver jewellery.

  1. Fun Competitions

    The fair has fun competitions like camel decoration, turban tying, and bridal contests. These events bring joy and laughter to all who watch.

  1. Shopping in Pushkar

    Pushkar is a wonderful place to shop. You can find handmade jewellery, colourful clothes, leather bags, and home decorations. All items are made by local artists. This is a great chance to take a piece of Rajasthan home with you.

  2. Holy Bath at Pushkar Lake

    Pushkar Lake is one of the most sacred places in India. Thousands of people come here to take a dip during the full moon. Even if you are not religious, the calm and peaceful atmosphere is worth experiencing.

  1. Visit the Brahma Temple

    Pushkar is home to the Brahma Temple, one of the very few temples in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma. It’s a beautiful and serene place to visit during your trip.

Why You Should Visit Pushkar Fair 2025

  • Colourful Culture: Enjoy Rajasthan’s bright clothes, folk dances, and friendly people.

  • Unique Experience: This festival is one of a kind and cannot be seen anywhere else in the world.

  • Perfect for Photos: Every corner of the fair is full of colours and life, ideal for photography lovers.

  • Mix of Faith and Fun: Experience a combination of spiritual belief, tradition, and enjoyment.

Where to Stay During Pushkar Fair 2025

There are many places to stay in and around Pushkar, such as hotels, guesthouses, heritage hotels, or camps.

  • If you want comfort and culture, heritage-style hotels near Pushkar or Ajmer are a great choice.

     

  • For a unique experience, stay in tents or desert camps. Enjoy traditional Rajasthani food and music under the stars.

Visiting the Pushkar Fair 2025 is more than just a festival. It’s about feeling the colour, sounds, and warmth of Rajasthan. Whether you come for the camels, music, shopping, or culture, the fair gives you memories that last forever. Pack your bags, keep your camera ready, and get ready to enjoy one of India’s most magical festivals!

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Planning to witness Rajasthan’s vibrant Marwar Festival? Pushkar is a great place to experience a wonderful celebration. It showcases Rajput culture, folk music, and desert traditions. Discover why it is the best spot for this event.

The Marwar Festival is one of the most colorful seasonal events in Rajasthan you can’t miss, celebrated with folk music, dance, and desert traditions.

What is Marwar Festival? A Celebration of Rajput Heritage

The Marwar Festival in Rajasthan is a cultural event that celebrates the brave Rajput warriors of the Marwar region. This two-day festival fills the desert with colors, music, and traditions. 

It happens every year on Sharad Purnima, the full moon night in October. The desert looks even more beautiful in the moonlight.

In this blog, let’s see why Pushkar is special for the Marwar Festival and what makes it different.

Festival Highlights:

  • Famous Rajasthani folk dances like Ghoomar, Kalbeliya, and Kachhi Ghodi

  • Live folk music by local artists

  • Colorful camel shows and races

  • Fun turban-tying contests

  • Mustache competitions, a unique Rajasthani tradition

  • Delicious Rajasthani food and snacks

Why Choose Pushkar for the Marwar Festival?

Thinking about where to enjoy the Marwar Festival in Rajasthan? The festival takes place across the Marwar region, but Pushkar is the best place to experience it in the most authentic and lively way.

1. A Perfect Combination of Culture and Spirituality

Pushkar isn’t just another tourist destination—it’s India’s most sacred pilgrimage town with a 2,000-year-old history. During the Marwar Festival, you get:

  • Visit the holy Pushkar Lake and over 400 old temples
  • Enjoy the peaceful and spiritual atmosphere with cultural programs
  • Experience both religious rituals and folk celebrations together
  • Watch evening aarti (prayers) along with festival events

2. Easily Accessible Location

  • Only 15 km from Ajmer, which is well connected by train and road
  • About 140 km (3-hour drive) from Jaipur International Airport
  • Direct buses available from Delhi, Udaipur, and other big cities
  • Convenient travel options for both Indian and foreign tourists

Pushkar is just 15 km from Ajmer, which is well connected by road and train. If you have time, you can also explore some of the best places to visit in Ajmer before heading to Pushkar.

3. True Desert Festival Feel

  • Real desert setting with sand dunes
  • Traditional Rajasthani-style buildings across the town
  • Smaller, more personal festival (not too crowded)
  • Streets filled with colorful decorations and lights
  • Day-long street shows and performances

4. Longer Celebration Time

  • Marwar Festival and Pushkar Camel Fair often happen together in Oct–Nov
  • Enjoy double the cultural events
  • Bigger camel markets and animal shows
  • More food stalls and shopping choices
  • Celebrations last for 7–8 days instead of just 2

Highlights of the Marwar Festival in Pushkar

When you attend the Marwar Festival in Pushkar, here’s what you can expect:

  • Folk Dance & Music – Watch traditional performances like Ghoomar and Kalbeliya that reflect the beauty of Marwar.

  • Camel Competitions – Camels are decorated in colorful attire and participate in races and shows.

  • Turban Tying & Mustache Competitions – Fun-filled contests that bring laughter and excitement.

  • Local Cuisine – Enjoy authentic Rajasthani dishes like Dal Baati Churma, Gatte ki Sabzi, and sweets.

  • Handicraft Shopping – Pushkar’s markets come alive with handicrafts, jewelry, clothes, and souvenirs.

Best Time to Visit Pushkar for the Marwar Festival

The festival is usually held in October during Sharad Purnima. The weather in Pushkar during this time is pleasant, with cool evenings and warm days perfect for exploring. Tourists can also plan their trip to coincide with the famous Pushkar Camel Fair, which often happens around the same season.

Travel Tips for Attending the Marwar Festival in Pushkar

  • Book Early – Hotels and guesthouses fill quickly during festival season, so book your stay in advance.

  • Dress Comfortably – Wear light cotton clothes in the day and carry a shawl or jacket for cooler nights.

  • Stay Hydrated – Carry water bottles as you will spend a lot of time outdoors.

  • Carry a Camera – The vibrant colors and performances are worth capturing.

  • Respect Local Customs – Pushkar is a holy town, so dress modestly around temples and the sacred lake.

Book your stay early as hotels fill up quickly. For a royal experience, you can also check out some of the best heritage hotels in Rajasthan that offer a traditional yet comfortable stay.

Why Pushkar is the Best Place for Marwar Festival

Pushkar gives a more real and close experience compared to big cities. The town is small, so you can easily explore all the events. Its calm and spiritual vibe adds a special charm. Here, you don’t just watch performances, you feel the stories, traditions, and warm hospitality of Rajasthan.

The Marwar Festival shows the true culture of Rajasthan, and Pushkar is the perfect place to enjoy it. With its holy setting, folk shows, cultural activities, bazaars, and lively streets, the festival feels even more special.

Don’t miss the chance to experience Rajasthan come alive! Plan your trip to Pushkar this October. Enjoy the colors, music, and traditions of the Marwar Festival.

Book your stay, explore the vibrant streets, and create memories that will last a lifetime!

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Seasonal Events in Rajasthan You Can’t Miss https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/seasonal-events-in-rajasthan-you-cant-miss/ Wed, 24 Sep 2025 11:27:43 +0000 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/?p=1733 Rajasthan is known for its palaces, deserts, colorful markets, and warm hospitality. The state is also recognized for its lively festivals, where every season is celebrated with music, dance, food, art, and traditions. These events are enjoyed by locals and travelers alike, and they show the cultural richness of the region. In this article, the […]

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Rajasthan is known for its palaces, deserts, colorful markets, and warm hospitality. The state is also recognized for its lively festivals, where every season is celebrated with music, dance, food, art, and traditions. These events are enjoyed by locals and travelers alike, and they show the cultural richness of the region.

In this article, the main seasonal events in Rajasthan are explained so that trips can be planned around them.

Winter Events in Rajasthan

Pushkar Camel Fair

The Pushkar Camel Fair is held every November. Thousands of camels, horses, and cattle are brought for trade, while visitors are entertained with cultural shows, folk dances, and camel races. Markets are set up, and the holy Kartik Purnima adds a spiritual touch to the fair.

Jaipur Literature Festival

In January, the Jaipur Literature Festival is hosted at Diggi Palace. Writers, poets, and readers from across the world attend discussions and talks. The event is free, and visitors are also treated to live music, art displays, and Rajasthani food.

Desert Festival, Jaisalmer

Every February, the Desert Festival is organized in Jaisalmer. The desert is brought to life with puppet shows, turban-tying contests, camel parades, and folk performances. Against the backdrop of Jaisalmer Fort and sand dunes, the festival is made even more beautiful.

Spring Events in Rajasthan

Gangaur Festival

The Gangaur Festival is celebrated in March or April to honor Goddess Gauri, the symbol of love and marriage. Women are seen in colorful attire, idols are decorated, and processions are carried through the streets. Jaipur and Udaipur are known for their grand celebrations, where dances, songs, and fairs are enjoyed.

Mewar Festival, Udaipur

The Mewar Festival in Udaipur is held at the same time as Gangaur. People decorate their homes, perform dances, and take idols of Goddess Gauri on boats in Lake Pichola. Fireworks and folk music add charm to the festival.

Summer Events in Rajasthan

Mount Abu Summer Festival (May–June)

The Summer Festival is hosted in Mount Abu, Rajasthan’s only hill station. Held in May or June, it offers a refreshing break from the heat. Visitors are engaged with boat races, cultural performances, and fireworks over Nakki Lake.

Monsoon Events in Rajasthan

Teej Festival, Jaipur (July–August)

The Teej Festival, celebrated mainly in Jaipur during July or August, is a festival of monsoon and marital happiness. Women dress in green attire, apply henna, and participate in swings decorated with flowers. The city hosts grand processions with traditional music and decorated elephants.

Kajli Teej, Bundi (August)

In Bundi, the Kajli Teej festival is celebrated in August with great enthusiasm. The event includes cultural performances, local fairs, and processions through the old streets of Bundi.

Why You Should Attend These Events

Each seasonal event in Rajasthan is more than a festival. It is a glimpse into the state’s rich history and traditions. They give travelers the chance to experience:

  • Cultural performances like folk music, puppetry, and dance.

  • Local cuisines such as dal bati churma, ghewar, and kachori.

  • Traditional attire and handicrafts that reflect Rajasthan’s heritage.

  • Community spirit, where locals and travelers come together to celebrate.


Rajasthan is not only about forts and palaces, it is also about colorful festivals held all year. From the camel fair in Pushkar to the Teej celebrations in Jaipur, every season has something unique. So, when you plan your trip to Rajasthan, make sure to match your travel dates with these
seasonal events in Rajasthan you can’t miss. They will make your journey unforgettable and give you memories that last a lifetime.

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राजस्थान में गणगौर उत्सव की परंपराएं और रीति-रिवाज https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/rituals-and-traditions-of-gangaur-festival-in-rajasthan/ Mon, 31 Mar 2025 12:54:45 +0000 https://www.travelsrajasthan.com/?p=1647 माँ गौरी और भगवान शिव की कृपा से आपके जीवन में प्रेम, समर्पण और खुशियों की बौछार हो। गणगौर का पर्व राजस्थान में विवाहित और अविवाहित महिलाओं द्वारा बड़े श्रद्धा और उल्लास के साथ मनाया जाता है। इस दिन महिलाएं मिट्टी से ईशर-गौरा की प्रतिमाएं बनाकर उनकी पूजा करती हैं और सुहागिनें अपने पति की […]

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माँ गौरी और भगवान शिव की कृपा से आपके जीवन में प्रेम, समर्पण और खुशियों की बौछार हो। गणगौर का पर्व राजस्थान में विवाहित और अविवाहित महिलाओं द्वारा बड़े श्रद्धा और उल्लास के साथ मनाया जाता है। इस दिन महिलाएं मिट्टी से ईशर-गौरा की प्रतिमाएं बनाकर उनकी पूजा करती हैं और सुहागिनें अपने पति की लंबी उम्र तथा अविवाहित लड़कियां अच्छे वर की कामना करती हैं। सोलह दिन तक चलने वाले इस व्रत में महिलाएं श्रृंगार करके, गीत गाकर और गंगौर की सवारी निकालकर उत्सव को यादगार बनाती हैं। जयपुर, उदयपुर, और जोधपुर जैसे शहरों में निकाली जाने वाली पारंपरिक शोभायात्राएं पर्यटकों को आकर्षित करती हैं। गणगौर का यह त्योहार प्रेम, विश्वास और सांस्कृतिक धरोहर का प्रतीक है।

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