Holi In Rajasthan

 Holi In Rajasthan 2016

Holi in Rajasthan



The Camel Festival is one of the major festivals in Rajasthan and it will be held in the month of January every year. The camel festival will be done with more celebration and enthusiasm to along with the special Rajasthan folk dances and music.

This camel festival is mainly held in the region of Bikaner during which many events with camel will also be held. During the camel festival camel races, camel dances, neck shaking camel rides etc takes place to make the festival more interesting and pleasant to watch. People from outside India come to witness this festival. For the festival the Camels will be decorated with bridles, beautiful necks, jingling anklets and colorful outfits. Special dance events will also be held for the along with the experienced dancers and artists.


                                                               

Jaipur Holi

It’s a short drive today to Jaipur, the ‘Pink City’ and capital of Rajasthan. Amber Fort and Palace is a splendid example of Rajput/Mughal architecture and was the old capital of Rajasthan prior to 1727. We take a wander through the markets and colourful bazaars of Jaipur and have the chance to see the splendid City Palace Museum, the wondrous Jantar Mantar and the Palace of the Winds. There is free time to explore some of Jaipurs many sights, or markets. We also experience a Bollywood extravaganza at the Raj Mandir 


               

The Elephant Fair held every year on the eve of the Holi Festival is a unique spectacle and features processions of caparisoned elephants, horses, chariots, camels, and palanquins, a game of elephant polo and a chance to play Holi on elephant back. we have the chance to revel in the craziness of the Holi Festival with the original royal owners and managers of our Heritage Hotel, Diggi Palace. Get ready to be coloured.



Udaipur Holi



                                                   

A short journey brings us to Udaipur. Often called the Romantic city, Udaipur is also the Lake city and lives up to its name with its white washed havelis and palaces lining the banks of the charming lake Pichola. We visit the City Palace complex (the largest palace complex in India) and take in a classic Rajasthani Dance show. We wander the local markets and learn how to make a sensational Indian curry. Why not try your hand at a spot of miniature painting or discover the lake on an afternoon cruise. Udaipur is a friendly and charming city just made for exploring.



Jodhpur Holi



                                             

It is a short journey to Jodhpur, the Blue City, where we spend an afternoon wandering the palaces of the magnificent Meherangarh Fort before exploring the markets in the city below. Famous throughout the country for its special Makhani (butter) lassi’s, Jodphur is also where the pants come from.




             

The Camel Festival is one of the major festivals in Rajasthan and it will be held in the month of January every year. The camel festival will be done with more celebration and enthusiasm to along with the special Rajasthan folk dances and music.

This camel festival is mainly held in the region of Bikaner during which many events with camel will also be held. During the camel festival camel races, camel dances, neck shaking camel rides etc takes place to make the festival more interesting and pleasant to watch. People from outside India come to witness this festival. For the festival the Camels will be decorated with bridles, beautiful necks, jingling anklets and colorful outfits. Special dance events will also be held for the along with the experienced dancers and artists.