Search & Book Cheap Hotels Here

Pushkar Camel Fair, Pushkar

 Pushkar Camel Fair, Pushkar 



Pushkar Mela, India's largest tribal gathering, is held annually in November between Karthik Ekadashi and Karthik Purnima according to the Hindu calendar. It is a grand travelling experience that takes place on a huge scale. 

People visit the festival to experience the beauty of Rajasthani culture. During the annual Pushkar fair, which attracts more than 500,000 tourists, fun competitions like 'Matka Death', 'Longest Moustache' and 'Bridal Competitions' are held. Over five days, more than 10,000 cattle, horses and camels are part of this visual spectacle.



Comments

Post a Comment

Book hotels in India at best prices

300*250    300*250

Best Places To Visit at Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu  |  Kashmir   |  Srinagar  |  Gulmarg  |  Padri  |  Leh  |  Katra  |  Phalagam  |  Chandanwari   |  Sonamarg  |  Kargil   |  Patnitop   |  Diskit

Best Places To Visit at Darjeeling




300*250    300*250

        
 Best Places To Visit at Rajasthan

Jaisalmer: The Golden City  |  Jaipur: The Pink City  |  Jodhpur: Taste Royalty  |  Bundi: Explore The Baoris  |  Bikaner: Home To Several Temples & Forts  |  Ajmer: Popular For Dargah Sharif  |  Pushkar: A Blend Of Vibrant Colors  |  Udaipur: The City Of Lakes  |  Mount Abu: Th Hill Station Of Rajasthan  |  Sawai Madhopur: Haven For Animal Lovers  |  Bharatpur: Beauty To Marvel At  |  Alwar: Ideal For History Buffs  |  Pali: A Sacred & Offbeat Place  |  Chittorgarh: Birthplace Of Historical Figures  |  Hanumangarh: Rich In History & Artefacts  |  Jhalawar: Visit Royal Palaces  |  Churu: Gateway To Thar Desert  |  Sikar – The Historical City  |   City Palace Udaipur  |  Lake Pichola - Udaipur  |  Sajjangarh Palace  |  Hawa Mahal  |  Jal Mahal  |  Badal Mahal  |  Jantar Mantar  |  Jaipur Zoo  |  Elephant Polo in Rajasthan  |  City Palace in Jaipur, Rajasthan  |  Nahargarh Fort |  Jaigarh Fort   |  Amber Fort |  Albert Hall Museum  |  Mehrangarh Fort  |  Camel Safari, Jodhpur   |   Toorji Ka Jhalra, Jodhpur   |  Jaswant Thada, Jodhpur   |  Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, Jodhpur  |  Flying Fox, Jodhpur  |  Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University  |  Dilwara Jain Temple  |  Honeymoon Point  |  Arbuda Devi Temple  |  Universal Peace Hall  |  Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary  |  Sunset Point  |  Mount Abu Bazaars  |  Gaumukh Temple  |   Rock climbing and abseiling  |  Pushkar Lake, Pushkar  |  Brahma Temple, Pushkar  |  Savitri Temple, Pushkar   |  Jeep Safari in Pushkar  |  Varaha Temple, Pushkar  |  Camel Safari in Pushkar  |  Rangji Temple, Pushkar   |  Pushkar Camel Fair  |  Man Mahal, Pushkar  |  Hot air ballooning in Pushkar  |  Take nagara lessons at Gangaur Ghat

Best Places To Visit at Leh & Ladakh

Pangong Lake Ladaka  |  Khardung La weather and best time to visit  |  Hundar in the Nubra   |  Sangam, Leh Ladakh  |  Shanti Stupa, Leh Ladakh   |  Tso Moriri, Leh Ladakh   |  Magnetic hills, Ladkh  |  Hall of Fame Museum, Leh Ladakh  |   Thiksey Monastery, Leh Ladakh   |    |  Zanskar Valley, Leh Ladakh   |  The Chadar Trek, Ladakh   |  Shey Monastery and Palace, Leh Ladakh  |  Stok Palace, Leh Ladakh    |  Hemis Monastery, Hemis  |  Pathar Sahib Gurudwara, Leh Ladakh   |  Kargil Travelling and Tours



728*90

Popular posts from this blog

Kodungallur, Kerala

 Kodungallur is a community in the southwestern outskirts of Thrissur in Kerala, India. Kodungallur is located 29 km northwest of Kochi and 38 km southwest of Thrissur, on National Highway 66. The area is crucial in the history of India, as it was a notable trading post, most notably known as Muziris in the younger Chera nation. Kodungallur was an essential part of Mahodayapuram, the capital of the later Chera government. The Roman Empire maintained a constant trade relationship with this area. Besides pepper, goods such as pearls, muslin, ivory, jewels, silk, and perfumes were also shipped through the sea offices of Kodungallur.
Read more

Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer

Image
  Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer  On the outskirts of Jaisalmer in the arid state of Rajasthan lies the beautiful Gadisar Lake, which is like an oasis in the heart of the desert. In mediaeval times, there were no canals, irrigation systems or other scientific methods to bring water to the arid regions of Rajasthan. This reservoir was built by Raja Rawal Jaisal to meet the needs of his people. Located near the Jaisalmer fort, the lake is a welcome change from the hot and dry desert climate. Gadisar Lake offers picturesque views of the lake and the adjoining fort, especially when the eastern sky is blood red and the sun rises and hits its rays on the upper floors of the Jaisalmer fort. Whether you want to spend some quiet time alone or have fun with your family, Gadisar Lake has a handful of experiences to offer. You can go boating on the lake or simply take a stroll along the shore. If you visit the lake in winter, you may even be lucky enough to spot exotic migratory birds from th...
Read more

Jaisalmer Desert Safari, Jaisalmer

Image
  Jaisalmer Desert Safari, Jaisalmer Jaisalmer in Rajasthan is visited by tourists for its vast desert sands. Popular desert safaris in Jaisalmer take place in the Sam Sand Dunes.  A jeep will take you to a point near the Sam Sand Dunes (about 45 km from the city) from where the camel ride begins, which takes about 90 minutes. You will also stop at some attractions along the way. The safaris can be done in the morning or evening, followed by a delicious meal and a musical dance programme showcasing the local culture of Rajasthan.  If you do not want to indulge in this and opt for a fancy experience, there are some operators like Trotters who will take you to the Khuri Sand Dunes. The meal is modest and the tent is pitched for you, making it perfect for stargazing.
Read more