Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink city, is famous for its rich tradition and culture. This city of Rajasthan is situated amongst the Aravalli Mountain Ranges and offers the tourists a wide scope to explore the city. The city is dry and sandy and covers a total area of about 200.4 square km. The city is famous for the fairs and festivals, which attract people from all over India and abroad. The city observes and celebrates a large number of festivals which throws light on the cultural heritage of the city. Touristplacesinindia.com provides you with complete information on all that you want to know about the Fairs and Festivals in Rajasthan.

The fairs and festivals of Jaipur give the city a distinct cultural identity and are very important for tourism in Jaipur. The city looks lively and vivacious during these festivals as people feel relieved from the daily tensions and worries during these festivals. Each of the fairs and festivals celebrated in this region of Rajasthan has its own cultural importance and gives a wonderful break from daily work schedules. To have the city best explored it is advisable to visit the city during the festive seasons. Some of the most interesting fairs and festivals in Jaipur include:

Elephant Festival: This is one of the most attractive festivals of Jaipur which is celebrated every year during the month of March on the occasion of Holi.

Gangaur Festival: This festival of Jaipur is meant especially for women and is celebrated throughout Rajasthan.

Kite Festival: 14th January is celebrated every year as the Kite Festival and is enjoyed by people of all age groups.

Teej Festival: It is a widely accepted festival and is celebrated to welcome the monsoons to get relieved from the scorching heat of the summer.

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Jaipur - Fairs and Festivals

• Teej
• Gangaur Festival
• Elephant Festival
• Pushkar Fair