Important Details:
Time of Celebration – The festival is celebrated on 14th January on Makar Sankranti.
Place of Celebration – Jaipur
Duration of Celebration – The festival lasts for one whole day.
India is a land where tradition knows no boundary. Its rich culture is demonstrated through various forms like folk dances, festivals, apparels, cuisine and an ethical atmosphere filled with harmony and equal respect for all. The city of Jaipur is known for its fairs and festivals where every festival is celebrated with the same zeal and enthusiasm. The uniqueness about this semi desert city is that every festival has something to share. They come with their respective significances. At times for welcoming a season or bidding adieu to a season, wishing long life and good health of the spouse, praise the Lord, worship trees and animals in the form of God or anything else. These fairs and festival makes a holistic environment and reflects the rich heritage and art of Rajasthan. Of the numerous festivals celebrated throughout the year, the Kite Festival has a special place in the hearts of all. And why won’t it be? The beautiful sky brightened up colorful kites hovering all along is a sight to behold. This festival is celebrated with the highest prom and grandeur in Jaipur and Jodhpur. The kites-with-lights are also flown to the sky and make it look all the more mesmerizing. It is in fact a festival of all kite lovers, irrespective of the community or religion they belong to.
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