• A popular cultural festival celebrating the rich heritage of Marwar and the valiant history of Rajasthan.

• Dedicated to the legendary heroes and warriors of the Marwar region.

• Features captivating folk dance performances, including Gair, Kalbelia, and other traditional art forms.

• Visitors can enjoy soulful Rajasthani folk music, storytelling, and cultural showcases.

• The festival hosts exciting competitions like turban-tying, camel shows, and traditional sports.

• Organised at iconic locations such as Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhawan Palace, adding grandeur to the celebrations.

• A great opportunity for tourists to experience authentic Marwari culture, costumes, and desert traditions.

• Ideal for photographers, culture lovers, and travelers looking for unique festival experiences in Jodhpur.

The Marwar Festival is celebrated every year in October.

• Held during Sharad Purnima (full moon of the Hindu month Ashwin).

• Usually falls in the first or second week of October.

• The festival lasts for 2 days.

• Dates vary each year because it follows the Hindu lunar calendar, but it is always around Sharad Purnima.