Welcome to Pushkar Fair 2019

Pushkar fair ka Pushkar ka mela attracts thousands of tourists to the holy town of Pushkar in rajeshthan Pushkar mela every year. The Pushkar Fair is believed to be one of the world's largest camel fairs! This camel fair is graced by the presence of over 50,000 camels and more than 100,000 global travelers. While many flock the place to catch a glimpse of the camels, there is much more than just that to Pushkar. Here is a list of 4 reasons why you should visit Pushkar.

Pushkar Fair in 2019

Pushkar Camel Fair are linked to the Hindu lunar calendar. The Fair has two components -- camel trading and religious rituals. The camel trading is the main attraction for tourists, happens at the commencement of the festival and then winds up as the focus shifts to the religious aspect. Many people come here to do photography. Photography lovers gets the best shots and different level of photography here in Pushkar.

In 2019, the official Pushkar Fair dates are November 04th to 12th November In 2019, the official Pushkar Fair dates are November 04-12. In 2019, the official Pushkar Fair dates are November 04-12. Detailed Information About Pushkar Fair Dates If you're interested Photography in Pushkar Mela you should plan to arrive a few days later the official start of the fair. The official dates are when the government sponsored cultural activities take place. However, camel traders tend to arrive early and leave early. Here's what you can expect in the lead-up to the festival and during it.

1. The unique celebration:-

The Pushkar mela rajeshthan Fair takes place on the banks of Pushkar Lake. Apart from selling livestock, there's a large exhibition of clothes, bracelets, jewelry, textiles and much more. The 5 day festival begins with a camel race, followed by music and songs to add to the merriment. It hosts unique competitions like 'matka phod','longest moustache','bridal competition',and much more.

2.Camel Safari:-

One can try the camel safari in Pushkar, to visit the small villages around the town. Apart from visually enticing views, one can get a closer feel of the life in a small town and also notice the difference in culture.

3.Little Israel of India:-

Pushkar mela 2019 can rightly be called the little Israel of India. It is a lesser known fact that Pushkar has numerous Israelis, and many of the locals can speak Hebrew! Israelis have set up a 'Chabad,'(Jewish Community Centre) here. Traditional Jewish delicacies like jachnoon, moussakas, cinnamon cakes have found a place in the menu books in Pushkar! So while exploring rural India, you will be treated by Jewish culture too!

4.Brahma Temple:-

The Brahma Temple or Jagatpita Brahma Mandir is one of the very few existing Brahma temples, dedicated to the Hindu creator, Lord Brahma. pushkar mela fair After taking a ceremonial sacred bath in the Pushkar Lake, holy men and sages enter the temple. Only ascetics are allowed to perform a puja at the temple, and one has to give the offerings to the priest, from the outer hall of the temple. If you visit the Pushkar Camel Fair, you should certainly visit this temple!