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Kallaji Fair held in Banswara Rajasthan India

The Kallaji Fair is a great event to visit in Rajasthan as it reflects the rich tradition and culture of the place.fair is popular among the local people and nearby places.Here is some fact about Kallaji Fair held in Banswara Rajasthan India.

Location: Banswara District of Rajasthan
Time: Started from the fist Sunday during the Navratri festival (September- October)
Duration: 9 Days
Dedicated to: Kallagi Deity
Category: Fairs
How to reach Banswara by Air: The Nearest Airport is Udaipur Airport(160 KM).
How to reach Banswara by Rail: The Nearest Railway station is Ratlam Junction (80 KM).
How to reach by Road: There are many public and private vehicals available to reach here.

More Information about Kallaji Fair 

Kallaji Fair is an annual fair held in the district of Banswara, Rajasthan India.The fair is very popular among local people of the area. It is usually held on the first Sunday of Navratri.(September -October month) every year. During the fair, a large number of tourists visit this place to witness this colorful event. The fair also has a multiple venue as it is held in the Gopinath ka gadha, Padoli Govardhan and Bodla area of Banswara district of Rajasthan. 

 

One can get a close look of the culture and the heritage of the state at the fair.During this fair, various stalls are put up of food, handicrafts, art work, leather work by the local traders. Also various performances of folk dance and music are put up. Localides have a great time in the fest. The government also takes interest in such fairs as it helps to promote the culture of the states and attracts tourists.Tourists visiting this fair enjoy their outing thoroughly as they get a close look of the rich culture and tradition of the place.The fair is also held in Durgapur, Vorda district at Kali Kalyau Dham.

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Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival at Kamakhya Temple Guwahati Assam India

Fairs have always be Part of rural India.Fairs are example of Indian Culcture.Ambubasi Fair or Ambubasi Festival known as Ambubachi Mela held annually monsoon season at Kamakhya Devi Temple Guwahati Assam of India.The fairs Duration is 3 to 7 Days.large numbers of people visit this fair and celebrate festival.Here is Some Information about Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival at Kamakhya Temple Guwahati Assam India.

Location : Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati, Assam
Celebrated In : Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati, Assam
Dedicated To : Goddess Kamakhya
Time of the festivity : Monsoon Season
Duration : Four to Seven days
Significance : One Part of Indian Culcture 
Nearest Railway Station:  Guwahati station
Nearest Airport: Guwahati Airport

More Information about  Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival 

The Ambubasi fair is one of the numerous religious fairs and festivals celebrated with devout fervour in India.The Ambubasi fair is organized every year during monsoon  in the Kamakhya temple at Guwahati Assam.The fair attracts thousands of devotees from all over the country and abroad.Ambubasi is closely related to the tantrik rituls that are performed during this festival.According to religious belief and mythology, Demon Narakasura fell in love with Goddess Kamakhya and wanted to marry her.But as a goddesh cannot marry a demon or asura, Goddess Kamakhya played a trick to save herself.She laid down a pre-condition that she would marry him only if he built a temple for her overnight.Narakasura agreed to it and akmost finished building the temple just before dawn.This frighted  Goddess Kamakhya, so before the final steps of the temple could be completed, a cock was sent  to cry 'cock -a-doodle-do'  to announce the arrival of the morning, before it was actually dawn.This made Narakasura very angry and he killed the cock on the spot.But Narakasura couldn't marry Goddess Kamakhya owing to the condition.It is said that the present Kamakhya temple where Ambubasi fair is held is the same that Narakasura had made for the goddess.

Attractions of  Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival

The Special Attraction of the Ambubasi Fair ,The temple remains closed for three days during which the

devotees gather in the temple premises and wait for the auspicious fourth day when they are allowed to worship the goddess inside the temple.The congregation of sadhus and pandas from all over the country and locally available art and craft items for sale on the roadside, make it an interesting place to visit and witness the festivities involved.The pandits chanting mantras on behalf of the devotees, the pilgrims perfoming puja, all these make the fair worth a visit.Large number of devotees make a mad rush when the temple reopens to receive the unique ‘prasad’ which is small bits of cloth, which is supposedly moist with the menstrual fluid of Goddess Kamakhya. It is considered highly auspicious and powerful.

Rituls of  Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival

An inportant aspect of the fair is the worship related to the tantrik cult.Generally , this is the peak of monsoon time in Assam.It usually rains during this time for almost a week, a phenomenon known locally as xaat.It is belived that this rain purifies the earth, making it ready for harvesting.According to an ancient belief, one should start partaking of summer fruits only after this fair and this spell of rain.

Legend of  Ambubasi Mela (Fair) Festival

Legend has it that Parvati had, since childhood, decided that Lord Shiva would be her husband.She underwent rigorous fasts and meditation to please Shiva, who finally agreed to her wish and accepted her as his wife.However, Parvati's parents were not happy with the match.Once ,when Parvati's father King Daksha organized a yagna, he did not invite his daughter and son-in-law to participate in it.Parvati, who was angry at this treatment, went to her father's palace to ask the reason for it.Daksha insulted Parvati again by calling Shiva poor and wild.Being the ideal consort of Shiva ,Parvati could not bear the fact that her husband was being insultrd in front of all the already present guests.She immediatly jumped in to the yagna fire out of shame and killed herself.When Lord Shiva got to know of this, he was very angry and came to daksha's palace.On seeing the dead body of his wie, he was so enraged that he put the body on his shoulder and started dancing the tandav or the dance of destruction.The dancing continued for several days, so much , so that the earth was on the brink of being destroyed.

Ten, all the other gods and goddesses appealed to Lord Vishnu to help remove the Siva's shoulder as this would make him stop his dance.With the help of his chakra, Lord Vishnu started cutting Goddess Parvati's body fell at different parts of the country , which are all considered centres of power, or Shakti peeth.One of the pieces fell at the place where the Ambubasi fair is held.

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Fairs and Festivals Detail State Wise List in India

India is Country of Fairs and Festival.In All World India is faimous its Culcture.India has a rich cultural heritage and is home to people from diverse religions.The Fairs and Festivals are celebrated throughout the country with Great Spirit and devotion. These fairs and festivals are a unique symbol of national integrity and pride for the people of India. India is home to numerous religious, cultural and spiritual fairs and festivals.Here is Some Information about Very popular Fairs and Festivals  State wise list.So you can read and Celebrate it.

Gujarat

Bhadbhut Fair(Mini Kumbh) Saptember 1 Month Vautha Fair Vautha Ahmedabad Nov 2 days Somnath Fair Patan Junagarh Nov 6Days Traditional Tarnetar fair Surendranagar Traditional Bhuj Fair Rajim Mela Rajim Raipur Feb 30Days Dassera Mela Jagdalpur Bastar Oct 7Days Narsinghji Fair Gomitpur Ahmedabad Nov 1Days Bhavnath Fair Junagarh Junagarh Feb 1Days Navratri Fair Ambaji Bansakantha Sep 10Days Lilipari Krama Fair Junagarh Junagarh Nov 5Days Manekthari Poonam Fair Dakor Kheda Sep 1Days Gokulasthami Fair Surat Surat Aug 7Days Bhadrapada ambaji mela Ambaji Village NA Sep 1Days Manektari Punam Fair Dakor Kheda Sep 1Days Shamlaji Fair Shamlaji Sabarkantha Nov 5 days

Assam

Raasmela Bilasipara Dhubri Nov 30 Days Netaji Mela Karimganj Karimganj Jan 15Days Rashmahotsav Harimandir Nalbari Nov 11Day

Andhra Pradesh

Brahamotsavam Tirupati Chitoor Sep/Oct 10Days Netaji Mela Karimganj Karimganj Jan 15Days Pyditthallamma Utsavam Vijayanagram Vijayanagram April/May NA

Bihar

Sonepur Mela Sonepur Patna Nov 30Days Sorath Mela Sorath Madhubani June 15Days Vaisakh Purnima Bodh Gaya Gaya April/May 15Days Shivratri Mela Sayal Hazaribagh Feb 15 Chattishgarth Rajim Kumbh Fair

Haryana

Pihowa Mela Pihowa Kurukshetra Mar 30Days Pathri Mata Ka Mela Pathri Panipat Mar/July 30Days Gangor Mela Sirsa Sirsa April 3Days Kapalmochan Mela Bilaspur Yamunanagar Nov 5 Surajkund Mela Surajkund Faridabad Feb 15 Kisan Mela Karnal Karnal Sep 9Days Dehati Mela Ladana Kaithal Oct 7Days

Himachal Pradesh

Jwalamukhi Temple Fair saptember 10 Days Minjar Fair Chamba Chamba July 9Days Dussherra Kullu Kullu Oct 10Days Phulaich fair Kinnaur Valley Kinnaur Sep 1Days Sair Fair Shimla NA Sep 1Days Hamir Utsav Hamirpur Nov Days Lavi Fair Rampur Nov 4 days Renuka_fair Sirmur Nov 3 days J&K Jhiri Mela Jhiri Nov Days Jharkhand Kolhaiya Mela Nov Kundri Mela Nov Kunda Fair Pratappur chatra Feb 1Days

Karnataka

Dassara Mysore Mysore Oct 10 Sangameswara Jatra Harihar Chitradurga Mar 7 Mahadeshwara Mela Kollegal Mysore Nov 5 Havanoor Mela Havanoor Dharwad Jan 3Days Dasara Fair Mysore Mysore Sep 28Days Yellamma Devi Fair Saundatti Belgaum Oct 1Days Godachi Fair Godachi Belgaum Nov Hampi Festival Hampi Nov 3 days

Kerala

Aranmula Vallamkali(Boat Race) Fair Saptember Pooram Festival Trichur Trichur April 21Days Onam Trivandrum Trivandrum Aug 10Days Koratty Muthy Koratty Village Koratty Oct NA Makara Vilakku Malappuram Malappuram Mar NA Chirappu Kottayyam Kottayyam Nov/Dec NA Feast Of St Sebastain Chertala Ernakulam Jan NA Shivratri Vilakku Aluva Ernakulam Feb/Mar NA Omallor Fair Omallor Ernakulam Mar NA Magara Jyoti Sabarimala Idukki Jan 10Days Sri Sundareswar Kannur Kannur April NA Utsavam Vadakkekara Malappuram Mar NA Aranmula Vallamkali NA Aranmula Sep 1-2Days Kerala Village Fair NA Kovalam & Ernaculam Jan 10 days

Madhya Pradesh

Kartik Mela Ujjain Ujjain Nov 30 Kadam Mela Kharagpur Tikamgarh Nov 15Days Gwalior Trade Fair Gwalior Gwalior Jan 30Days Maker Sankranti Barman Ujjain Jan NA Nimar Utsav Maheshwar Nov 3 days

Maharashtra

Kumbh Mela Nashik Nashik Once In 12 Yrs NA Sharda Utsav Nagpur Nagpur Oct/Nov 10Days Ganesh Festival Sangli Sangli Aug/Sep NA

Orissa

Rath Yatra Puri Puri July 10Days Joranda Mela Joranda Dhenkanal Feb 7Days Dhanu Jatra Bargarh Bargarh Jan 11Days Bali Yatra Cuttack Cuttack Oct 5Days Chatar Yatra Kalahandi Kalahandi Oct 2

Punjab

Rural Olympics Quila Raipur Ludhiana Jan/Feb 7 Hollah Mohllah Anand Pur Sahib Ropar Mar 5Days Baisakhi Talvandi Sahib Bhatinda April 5Days Mag Mela Muktsar Faridkot Jan 3Days Ramteerth Mela Kaler Purnima Amritsar Nov 5Days Sahidi Jod Mela Fatehgarh Sahib Patiala Jan/Feb 4 Sodal Mela Jalandhar Jalandhar Sep 2 Chappar Mela Chappar Ludhiana Sep

Rajasthan

Alwar Festival in Rajasthan Brij Festival Bharatpur Camel Fair Festival Bikaner Elephant Festival Jaipur International Kite Festiva Jaipur Shilpgram Crafts Fair Udaipur Kolayat(Kapil Muni) Fair bikaner Desert Kite Festival in Jodhpur Desert Festival Jaisalmer Khatu Shyam ji Sikar Sikar Feb 3Days Urs Ajmer Ajmer Oct 10Days Pushkar Fair Pushkar Ajmer Nov 10Days Ramdevra Ramdeora Jaisalmar Oct 10Days Dussherra Mela Kota Kota Oct 10Days Banganga Fair Festival in Jaipur Beneshwar Fair Beneshwar Dungerpur Jan 5Days Gad Ganesh Fair Jaipur Saptember 5 Days Chanderbhaga Fair Jhalawar Jhalawar Nov 5Days Khetlaji Fair Bundi Bundi Aug 3Days Ranisati Mela Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Aug 20Days Mahavir Mela Sawai Madhopur Sawai Madhopur Nov 7Days Gogamedi Fair Festival Gopinathjika Gara Mela Gopinathjika Banswara Sep 1Days Kaila Devi Kaila Sawai Madhopur Mar 15Days Kaila Devi Fair Karauli Sawai Madhopur Mar 3Days Kallaji Ka Mela - Banswara Sep 1Days Karni Mata Mela Deshnok - Sep 1Days Kota dussera - Kota Sep 1Days Sitabari fair Sitabari - Sep 1Days Mewar Festival in Udaipur Marwar Festival Jodhpur Jodhpur Oct 2Days Nagaur Fair(Ramdeoji Cattle Fair ) Nagaur Nagaur Jan 8Days Winter Festival in Mount Abu

Tamil Nadu

Peria Kirthigal Trupparankundram Trupparankundram Oct/Nov NA Panimaya Matha Festival Tuticorin Tuticorin Aug 10 Eallazhagar Bannaral Bannaral April/May NA Kundam Chikkaram- sampalayam Chikkaram- sampalayam Mar/April NA

Uttar Pradesh

Bemoli Katra Mela Bemoli Katra Agra Aug 1Days Kailash Mela Kailash Agra Aug 30Days Makar Sankranti Allahabad Allahabad Jan/Feb 7 Kumbh Mela Haridwar Jan/April 3 Month 14 days Barabanki Mela Deva Barabanki Feb/OCT 10 days Bateshwar Fair Bateshwar Agra OCT 3 weeks Ramnavami Mela Ayodhya Faizabad April 4Days Sharvan Jhoola Ayodhya Faizabad July/Aug 7Days Nauchandi Mela Meerut Meerut Mar/April 30Days Ramlila Mela Varanasi Varanasi Oct/Nov 10Days Chitrakoot Ramlila Chitrakoot Chitrakoot March 7Days Shivaratri Mela Kalahasti Kalahasti Feb 4Days Mahautsav Lucknow Lucknow Nov 10Days Nauchandi Mela Muzaffarnagar Muzaffarnagar April 30Days Nauchandi Mela Aligarh Aligarh Jan 30Days Ramlila Ramnagar Sep 7, 14, 31Days Rambarat Agra Agra Ocp 1Days Cattle Fair Dadri Balia Nov 2 weeks

West Bengal

Gokulanand Mela Gokulpur Medinipur Dec/Jan 5Days Sankranti Mela Ganganagar North 24 Parganas Jan NA Gokulanand Mela Gokulpur Medinipur

Kisham Mele(Farmer's Fair) Mullackal Chirappu Fair Koratty Muthy’s Feast Festival

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