Engross yourself in Enigmatic celebration of Pushkar Fair with Caper Travel

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National Tourism Award Winner – Caper Travel Company’s dedicated website of Rajasthan Tourism http://www.wondersofrajasthan.com/ has come up with extensive information related to Rajasthan states, cities and travel destinations. The website focuses on all the prime attractions of Rajasthan which includes Travel Guide, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Forts and Palaces, Fairs and Festivals, Hotels and Best Tourist Destinations. Rajasthan is the royal and imperial state of India. It is the land steeped in diversity where one can find sheer contrast among destinations. Centuries after centuries of rising and falling dynasties added several interesting chapters in Rajasthan History which can be best experienced during Rajasthan Tour.

Experience the vibrant Fairs and Festivals of Rajasthan during your Rajasthan Tour. Celebrations occur almost round the year which provides a splendid opportunity for tourists to gain an insight into the life of the Rajasthan ethnic life during their travel. The tradition of celebrations is being followed here since the Vedic age. In Rajasthan almost everything is celebrated whether it is birth or death, marriage or anniversary, harvest or sowing. Each festival is celebrated with great pomp and enthusiasm in every nook and corner of this incredible land. Though the celebration and festival name varies from region to region yet genesis behind celebrations remains the same. Among all the most celebrated festivals of Rajasthan the Pushkar Fair or Pushkar ka Mela is among the most electric ones.
The Pushkar Fair is well-known and marked with largest participation of all the festivals of Rajasthan. Pushkar is a sacred town for the Hindus, situated 11 km to the northwest of Ajmer. About 400 temples and shrines are located around the holy lake of Pushkar. Every year during Karthik Purnima this festival is celebrated with great pomp and gaiety. This year Pushkar Fair begins on 18 November and continues till 22 November 2010.

It is one of the world's largest camel fairs. With livestock the other important attractions of this fair are matka phod, longest mustache, bridal competition, traditional folk dance, music, poetry, puppet dance and classical musical chair.
The interwoven beauty of cultural, social and religious celebration heightens the glory Pushkar Fair round the world. It is among the famous Rajasthan Fairs and Festivals which call on scores of tourists during its enigmatic celebration.