• One of Jaipur’s most vibrant monsoon festivals, celebrated with great joy and cultural splendor.

• Dedicated to Goddess Parvati, symbolizing love, devotion, and marital bliss.

• Women dress in beautiful green attire, adorn traditional jewelry, and participate in rituals and celebrations.

• The highlight of the festival is the grand Teej procession, featuring decorated palanquins, folk dancers, musicians, and royal guards.

• Visitors can witness authentic Rajasthani traditions, colorful customs, and spiritual ceremonies.

• Local markets come alive with mehendi stalls, traditional sweets, bangles, and festive shopping.

• A wonderful opportunity for tourists to capture Jaipur’s rich culture, community celebrations, and festive energy.

• Perfect for travelers visiting Jaipur during the monsoon season to experience true Rajasthani festivity.

The Teej Festival in Jaipur is celebrated every year in July–August.

• Specifically observed on Shraavan Shukla Tritiya (3rd day of the bright half of the month of Sawan).

• This usually falls in late July or early August.

• The grand procession in Jaipur takes place on the main Teej day.