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Fair & Festivals
Hadoti region of south-east Rajasthan has been bestowed with bright sunshine, moisture laden monsoon, healthy winter and gurgling streams. Chambal River and its tributaries crisscross the plateau and provide it with ample life sustaining water.
National Dassehra Fair Kota
A large fair is held during Oct-Nov each year at Kota. The festivities begin with Dassehra festival and continue for about twenty days till Diwali. Various culfural and folk programs are organised in the evening, when thousands of people gather on the fairground to enjoy shopping, amusement rides, circus and educational shows.
National Dassehra Fair Kota
A large fair is held during Oct-Nov each year at Kota. The festivities begin with Dassehra festival and continue for about twenty days till Diwali. Various culfural and folk programs are organised in the evening, when thousands of people gather on the fairground to enjoy shopping, amusement rides, circus and educational shows.
Anant Chaturdashi Festival Kota
It it a maror festivol ol Kotn city in which huge procession is loken oul on the foureenth day of Hindu month of Bhedropod, which normally falls in September every year Huge images of lord Gonesh guther from all over the city in the form of a procestion for emersion in the loke, 1 is fo mark the Vaoron Ganesh alfer remaining with every departure household or socal group for ten days, with a hope of his relurn nevt yeor, Over 120 'Athodas' or Indion gymnasiums fake part with their gymnasts, who perform amazing acts of endurance durng the procession, Huge crown gathers all over the roule of the precestion to walch the gymnasts and acrobots perform.
Kartik Ffair Keshoraipatan
A colourtul fair is organised on the bank of Chombal River ot Keshoraipadan on the full moon doy of the Indian month of Kartik, The devofees guther in large numbers 1o 1oke both in the holy / water of the net, and 10 poy resped 10 Lord Keshavraierte n Ji. Cultural programs ottroet huge crowd in thef and evening.
Kartik Ffair Keshoraipatan
A colourtul fair is organised on the bank of Chombal River ot Keshoraipadan on the full moon doy of the Indian month of Kartik, The devofees guther in large numbers 1o 1oke both in the holy / water of the net, and 10 poy resped 10 Lord Keshavraierte n Ji. Cultural programs ottroet huge crowd in thef and evening.
Vibhishan Mela Kaithoon
Kaithoon is a town near Kota, which acquired fame for many reasons, Firstly the famous Kota Masuria fabric originated in this village and secondly the only temple devoted to Vibhishan younger brother of King Ravan of Lanka) is situated here. Every year in the month of March during Holi, a massive fair is held at Kaithoon. The high point of the week-long fair is the burning of an effigy of demon king 'Hiranyakashyap', which is performed with much fan-fare, orchestra parties and procession, On the following days of the fair cultural and folk programs are organised.
Chandrabhaga Kartik Fair Jhalrapatan
A rural fair is held at the fairground on the bank of Chandrabhaga River during Oct-Nov each year, The fair is very popular with local people and they gather in thousands to enjoy the festivities, Large number of domestic catle and horses are bought and sold during the fair. Devotees take holy dip in the river and take out colourful procession to release oil lamps in the river, In the failing light of the dusk the floating lamps look like thousands of stars floating in water.
Chandrabhaga Kartik Fair Jhalrapatan
A rural fair is held at the fairground on the bank of Chandrabhaga River during Oct-Nov each year, The fair is very popular with local people and they gather in thousands to enjoy the festivities, Large number of domestic catle and horses are bought and sold during the fair. Devotees take holy dip in the river and take out colourful procession to release oil lamps in the river, In the failing light of the dusk the floating lamps look like thousands of stars floating in water.
Bundi Utsav
The festival is organised every year to provide an exposure of local cultural life to the tourists. Colourful processions, fireworks, cultura| evenings are organised on the bank of Jaitsagar and Navalsagar lakes and in the ground of Garh palace. On the occasion of Teej festival in the month of Sept-Oct, a fair is organised in Rana Kumbha stadium.
Dol Gyaras Fair Baran
To celebrate the Dol-Gyaras festival, a large fair is held at Baran. A well-attended procession of'Dol' carried out through the city. The 'Dol' are finally immersed in a lake with lot of fanfare. The villagers gather in huge numbers to watch the cullural programs, while women indulge in shopping.
Dol Gyaras Fair Baran
To celebrate the Dol-Gyaras festival, a large fair is held at Baran. A well-attended procession of'Dol' carried out through the city. The 'Dol' are finally immersed in a lake with lot of fanfare. The villagers gather in huge numbers to watch the cullural programs, while women indulge in shopping.
Tribal Fair Sitabari
In the Saharia tribal rich area of Sitabari in Baran district, a fair is held in the summer months of May-June. Sitabari has many Kunds or small reseryoirs attributed to Sita, Laxman, Surya, Lay and Kush, and taking a holy dip in their water is considered auspicious during this period. The tribal woman bedecked with jewellery and attired in colourful dresses flock in the fairground. It is an ideal opportunity for a tourist to view the tribal life at close quarters.
Nahan Festival Sangod
It is a unique festival of colours, generally celebrated in the month of March after Holi at Songod, which situafed about 60 Km from Kota. The townsfolk and villagers from adioining areas gather and play with colours and dry coloured powder called 'Gulal'. The lilting tunes of folk music and bawdy songs may be heard until late in the night.
Nahan Festival Sangod
It is a unique festival of colours, generally celebrated in the month of March after Holi at Songod, which situafed about 60 Km from Kota. The townsfolk and villagers from adioining areas gather and play with colours and dry coloured powder called 'Gulal'. The lilting tunes of folk music and bawdy songs may be heard until late in the night.