Gangaur Festival Jaipur

• One of Rajasthan’s most important traditional festivals, celebrated with grandeur across Jaipur.

• Dedicated to Goddess Gauri, symbolizing marital happiness, prosperity, and devotion.

• Women dress in vibrant Rajasthani attire, carry beautifully decorated idols of Gauri, and participate in processions.

• Jaipur hosts spectacular Gangaur processions featuring dancers, musicians, camels, elephants, and folk performers.

• Visitors can witness authentic folk culture, colorful rituals, and traditional customs up close.

• The festival is perfect for experiencing Rajasthan’s heritage, devotion, and cultural richness.

• Photographers can capture stunning visuals of local artistry, costumes, and ceremonial events.

• A must-attend celebration for tourists visiting Jaipur during spring, offering a true taste of Rajasthani festivity.

The Gangaur Festival is celebrated every year in March–April, right after Holi.

• The festival lasts for 16–18 days.

• It starts the day after Holi.

• The main Gangaur procession in Jaipur takes place on the last two days of the festival.

• Dates change every year because it follows the Hindu lunar calendar.