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Festival tours to Udaipur will spruce up your Rajasthan holidays. Travel to Udaipur during festive season to savor the real flavor of the city of lakes. At the time of fairs and festivals of Udaipur, people dressed up beautifully and every street is decorated with flowers and lights. These fairs and festivals of Udaipur color up the life of people.
SHILPGRAM FESTIVAL
Don't miss out of to see the celebrations of Shilpgram festival on your festival tours to Udaipur if you are touring in the months of
This festival of Udaipur allows travelers to see an extensive range of art and craft of Rajasthan. This 10-day festival will quench your cultural and artistic thirst. Visit Shilpgram located 3 km away from Fateh Sagar.
MEWAR FESTIVAL
Mewar Festival of Udaipur is celebrated to mark the onset of spring. On your festival tours to Udaipur, have a glance at the cultural tradition of Rajasthan. Held in between the months of March-April, Mewar festival and Gangaur of Udaipur falls together. See lavish processions taken out in different parts of the city of lakes. Participate in religious ceremonies of the festival and lighten up your spirits. After the procession, a number of cultural events keep the environment joyous. The festival concludes with fascinating fireworks.
 TEEJ FESTIVAL
Celebrated during months of July-August, Teej Festival is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati. Teej festival marks the advent of monsoon. Married women seek the blessings of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and pray for happy married life and well-being of their husbands. Swings are festooned and hung from trees. See an elaborate procession taken out on Teej Festival.
GANGAUR FESTIVAL
Celebrated by maidens and married women, Ganguar Fair in Bikaner Rajasthan took its name by combining Gan (Lord Shiva) and Gauri (Goddess Parvati). Held in between the months of March and April, this 18-day festival showcases the rich and colorful culture of the region. Young girls take fast and seek the blessings of god for a good husband. Married women worship and celebrated this festival for the good health of their husband. Processions of Goddess Gauri are taken with great joy and enthusiasm.
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