10 Amazing Festivals That Show the Colours of Rajasthan!

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10 Amazing Festivals That Show The Colours Of
Rajasthan!
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INTRODUCTION

• Rajasthan is also called the "Land of Kings".
  This historic state of India attracts tourists
  and holidaymakers with its rich culture,
  tradition, heritage and monuments. It has some
  wildlife sanctuaries and national parks.
  Rajasthan is undoubtedly famous for its colorful
  festivals which reflect the tradition and race of
  the state.

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1. Pushkar Camel Festival

• In Rajasthan Tour Packages you can visit
  Rajasthan's Famous Camel Festival, one of the
  largest camel festivals in the world. In addition
  to buying and selling cattle, it has become a
  major tourist destination. The festival's
  competitive draws include 'Matka Phod', 'Longest
  Mustache' and 'Bridal Competition' which attracts
  thousands of tourists.

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2. Teej

• The Teej Festival is an important festival for
  married women and the upcoming monsoon. It is
  dedicated to the sacred union of Lord Shiva and
  Goddess Parvati and the flourishing of nature
  during the Mong Moon. According to Hindu texts,
  Parvati is the incarnation of Sati, the first
  wife of Lord Shiva.

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3. Kolayat Fair

• The city is famous for its annual festivals.
  According to sources, Sankhya Yoga lawyer Kapil
  Muni was affected by the peacefulness of Kolayat.
  Kolayat is basically a dargah. There are many
  temples near the lake and the most famous temple
  is dedicated to the sage Kapil Muni.

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4. Rajasthan International Folk Festival

• First launched in 2007, the Rajasthan
  International Folk Festival (RIFF) is a five-day
  long festival celebrated to illuminate the
  cultural lifestyle in India and beyond.First
  launched in 2007, the Rajasthan International
  Folk Festival (RIFF) is a five-day long festival
  celebrated to illuminate the cultural lifestyle
  in India and beyond.

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5. Kumbhalgarh Festival

• The program is set against the backdrop of Fort
  Kumbhalgarh and features some of the best
  classical and folk dances from all over India. In
  Rajasthan Tour packages you can visit the
  Kumbhalgarh festival.

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6. Braj Holi

• Braj Holi, a popular festival in Rajasthan, is
  celebrated a few days before the main Holi
  festival. Although the festival is dedicated to
  the Hindu god Krishna, it mimics the eternal love
  of Radha and Krishna.

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7. Mewar Festival

• Fruits are celebrated with great enthusiasm in
  Udaipur, Rajasthan to welcome the arrival of
  spring season. Udaipur's Mewar Festival is a huge
  festival in Rajasthan and is known all over India
  for its tolerance.

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8. Desert Festival

• The Jaisalmer Desert Festival is a way to
  celebrate or participate in the glorious heritage
  of Rajasthan. Suitable moments for the guests
  coming to the festival are celebrated with their
  loved ones.

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9. Baneshwar Festival

• Baneshwar Fair is a tribal festival held in
  Dungarpur, a small district in Rajasthan. The
  festival of Baneshwar is of great religious
  significance to the Bhils, a tribal community in
  Rajasthan and neighboring states. The tribe
  gathers in large numbers, which makes the
  festival no less than a Kumbh Mela of the tribes.

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10. Kota Adventure Festival

• Adventure Festival is one of the most exciting
  festivals in Rajasthan. This quota takes place in
  October each year. The main purpose of this
  festival is to promote tourism in the state.