Fairs and Festivals lend colour and gaiety to life. Rajasthan is marked by plethora of such big and small events.

The Desert Land becomes lively with the colours of joyous celebrations of these fairs and festivals. Rajasthan celebrates every religious occasion, every harvest and every change in the cycle of the seasons.

Some of the major fairs and festivals of rajasthan are discussed below:

• • • Pushkar Fair, Ajmer
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    • The Pushkar fair, held in the holy town of Pushkar, brings alive the bygone tradition of Rajasthan, enhancing the glory......
  • • Sheetla Mata Fair, Jaipur
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    • The Sheetla Mata Fair is held every year in Seel-Ki-Doongri village (chaksu) near Jaipur in the month of March-April.....
  • • Karni Mata Fair, Bikaner
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    • Karni Mata fair is held twice every year at Deshnok in Bikaner district of Rajasthan. The first fair held during the Navratras in.....
• • • Urs Fair, Ajmer
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    • The Urs Fair, Ajmer is held in the memory of Khwaja Moin-ud-din Chishti at his memorial (Dargah Sharif), where the saint......
  • • Banganga Fair, Jaipur
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    • Each year in April- May, on the day of full moon of Vaishakh is held the Banganga Fair. Several pilgrims from Alwar, Jaipur.....
  • • Nagaur Fair, Jodhpur
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    • The Nagaur Fair of Rajasthan, organized in January-February, is essentially a cattle fair. Buying and selling of cattle takes place.....
• • • Urs at Galiyakot, Dungarpur
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    • Galiyakot is a small village in Dungarpur District. It is significant for a a sect of the Ismaili Shia Muslims. The pilgrims gather....
  • • Kaila Devi Fair, Karauli
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    • The fair of Kaila Devi (Mahalakshmi, the goddess of wealth) is held at village Kaila in Rajasthan, India. This fair held every.....
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