Consider plannng your visit to the Pushkar Fair,
which will take place from November 10th to 13th. Dive into the lively celebrations and vibrant atmosphere of this unique event.This is your chance to explore the rich culture, dynamic markets, and traditional camel trading of Pushkar on a memorable journey customized just for you.
| Event | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|
| Pushkar Camel Fair, Rajasthan 2024 | Saturday, 08 November 2024 | Friday, 15 November 2024 |
Pushkar Camel Fair Highlights
Overview
The PushkaFairr Camel is one of the world’s largest camel trade fairs, drawing over 30,000 camels and their traders each year.
Activities
The fair features a variety of exciting activities and events:
- Camel and Cattle Trading: The core of the fair, where thousands of camels are bought and sold.
- Folk Music and Dance: Enjoy vibrant performances showcasing traditional Rajasthani culture.
- Amusement Rides: Ferris wheels and other funfair attractions.
- Magic Shows: Entertaining magic acts that captivate visitors.
- Cultural Events and Competitions:
- Tug of War: Exciting team games for men and women.
- Longest Moustache: A competition celebrating impressive moustaches.
- Matka Phod: A fun and challenging game.
- Bridal Competition: A contest highlighting bridal attire and traditions.
- Rajasthani Group Dance: Energetic and colorful dance performances.
- Camel Race and Decoration (Gorband): Thrilling camel races and decorated camels.
- Camel Dance Competition: Unique performances featuring camels.
- Wrestling Competition and Matka Race: Traditional sports events, including races for women.
- Local and Tourist Sports: Engage in Indian sports like Kabaddi or take part in competitions such as Turban Tying and Tilak Competitions.
- Indian Bride and Groom Competition: A special event for foreigners organized by Rajasthan Tourism.
Religious Significance
Pushkar is renowned for housing the only Brahma Temple in the world, making it a sacred Hindu pilgrimage site. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma, one of the gods of the Hindu Trinity, is believed to have dropped a lotus flower here, naming the place “Pushkar,” which means “Blue Lotus Flower.”
Experience the vibrant culture, religious significance, and lively festivities of the Pushkar Camel Fair—a unique journey into the heart of Rajasthan’s rich heritage.
