Chandrabhaga Fair in Jhalawar - Rajasthan
About Jhalawar
Jhalawar or the Land of the ‘Jhalas’, is situated on the banks of the holy river Chandrabhaga.
Jhalawar exudes a special charm as seen in its pre-historic cave paintings, formidable forts, forest and exotic wildlife.
It is also a haven for numerous species of birds. In winters the red poppy fields add a special colour to the countryside while the orange laden orchards are a delightful sight.
Chandrabhaga Fair in Jhalawar, Rajasthan
Chandrabhaga Fair
A three day long fair is celebrated every year in the month of Kartik (Oct-Nov) when an air of celebration pervades the whole area.
Chandrawati, located on the river bank is considered the most sacred spot by the devotees. Religious Event Humble Devotion Thousands gather on the full moon night of Kartik Purnima to take a holy dip in the river.
A big cattle fair which blends religion with commerce is held here. Livestock include Cows, Buffaloes, Camels and Bullocks.
The fair provides ample opportunity to the tourist to acquaint themselves with the people of this region, their culture and traditions.
Places of interest in Jhalawar
Places of interest in and aroud Jhalawar are : Chandrabhaga temples, Scuptures here consist of the best examples of early architecture in Rajasthan.
Other places worth a visit are Jhalarpatan, Gagron fort, Buddhist Caves and Stups, Jhalawar Fort, and Government Museum.
How to Reach there?
Ramganj Mandi is the nearest Railway Station(25kms). Jhalawar is well connected to Kota, Bundi and Jaipur. National Highway No.12 passes through Jhalawar. Buses are available from all major cities.
