Rajasthan is a land of colors and festivals. Every day is a fiesta here and every region has a number of fests, fairs, and processions which add to the culture and heritage of the entire state. A heritage and culture-filled…
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In Mewar, as in the other parts of the state, there are more festivals than the days in a week, ‘saat vaar aur nau tyohar’. No exception is the month of March that started with a bang with the festival…
नाथद्वारा, श्रीनाथ जी के मंदिर की वजह से पुरे विश्वभर में अपनी एक अलग छवि रखता है। हर साल लाखो-करोड़ो लोग श्रीनाथ जी के दर्शन हेतु नाथद्वारा आते है। दर्शन के दौरान श्रद्धालु श्रीनाथ जी की दाढ़ी में लगे हीरे…
The three-day long fiesta of revelry Holi is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Mewar by different sects of the Hindu community. Historians tell us that in Mewar the festival of colors used to start from Basant Panchmi. There was dancing…
अगर आप उदयपुर में रहते हो तो भाग्यशाली हो। भाग्यशाली इसलिए क्योंकि यह शहर आपको कभी यह सोचने पर मजबूर नहीं करेगा कि ‘कुछ है नहीं करने को तो क्या किया जाए’? यह शहर त्योहारों और उत्सवो का शहर है।…
The soft footfalls of Holi festivals can be heard weeks before the grand fiesta is celebrated with great gusto in Lake City. A couple of days in advance on the occasion of Amalka Ekadsh, rural folk from neighboring areas of…
For people in Mewar, Shivratri that was celebrated on Feb 13 has special importance as they and the rulers of Mewar have great reverence for Shaivism. All through the years, the Mewar & Maharanas have regarded Eklingnathji as the master…
During the last five days of the month of Magh, Baneshwar Dham, where the three sacred rivers, Som, Mahi, and Jhakad meet, attracts a huge number of tribal’s not only from Rajasthan but also neighbors states such as Madhya Pradesh…
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Celebrated with great religious fervor by Udaipurites, Basant Panchami is the day on which they believe worshiping goddess Saraswati would fulfill their desires. They consider her to be the goddess of all creative arts, knowledge, and wisdom. They also believe…
