Discover Rajasthan's Culture with Pushkar Fair

Tour Overview

Pushkar Fair, held in the sacred town of Pushkar, Rajasthan, is the largest camel and cattle fair in India. With over 50,000 camels gathered in one place, the fair is a spectacle of trade, culture, and tradition. Beyond cattle trading, it is a religious pilgrimage and a marketplace for exquisite Rajasthani and Gujarati handicrafts.

Origin & History

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma conducted a grand yagna at the spot where a divine swan dropped a flower. This sacred land became known as Pushkar. While the fair started as a cattle trade event, it has evolved into a religious and cultural celebration, with devotees taking a holy dip in Pushkar Lake and visiting its temples.

Pushkar Fair Style and Variety

The attire at the fair is a mix of traditional Rajasthani and Gujarati styles. Women wear colorful lehengas or ghaghras with odhnis, while men dress in dhotis and kurtas, often paired with vibrant turbans. The Pushkar Fair Tour Package ensures a deep dive into Rajasthan’s cultural heritage.

Global Appeal

Pushkar Fair attracts thousands of visitors from across the globe. Tourists often immerse themselves in the local culture by wearing traditional attire. The fair offers a blend of vivid hues, comfortable fabrics, and intricate designs that appeal to people of all nationalities.

Tour Highlights

• Begins with a grand camel race.
• Ends with the ‘Deepdan’ ceremony, where visitors float lamps on Pushkar Lake at dusk.
• Over 400 temples to explore in Pushkar.
• Experience tattooed and beautifully decorated camels.

Tour Itinerary