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Quick
Look |
Time |
January |
Venue |
Bikaner |
How
to Reach |
Bikaner is connected with Delhi, Jaipur,
Jodhpur, Bhatinda, Kalka and Howrah
by rail. It is also well connected by
road with almost all the major cities
of India. |
Significance |
The festival is held to underline
the importance of camel, the ship of
the desert. |
Highlights |
Procession of ornamented and decorated
camels, best breed competition, camel
dance, tug-of-war contest, acrobatics,
folk dances, etc. |
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Department of Tourism, Art & Culture, Rajasthan
organizes the Camel Festival in Bikaner every year.
The festival takes place in the month of January.
Rajasthan Camel festival is basically dedicated
to Camel, the ship of the desert. It is held in
the city of Bikaner with the massive and magnificent
Junagarh Fort serving as the background. The camels,
dancing to the tunes of their owners and trainers
attract hoards of tourists to this festival every
year. |
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Camel is regarded to be of much importance
in the desert state of Rajasthan. And the worth
of the camels is reflected in the way a proud breeder
dresses up and displays his camels. A colorful procession
of ornamented and decorated Camels marks the opening
of the Camel Festival of Bikaner,
Rajasthan. |
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With the advancement of the festival
celebrations, follow the other attractions of the
Camel Festival including the best
breed competition, the tug-of-war contest, camel
dance, acrobatics, etc.
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The efforts and the hard work of the
trainer show in the way camels dance to his tunes
and directions, displaying amazing footwork. The
camels ornamented with bridles, bejeweled necks,
jingling anklets and casting long, lanky shadows
on the sand mesmerize the onlookers. In the evening,
superb artists and folk dancers enchant you with
their performance and charisma. Dancing with their
skirt whirling in the sky, they present a figure
of euphoria. Along with that, the fire dancers balancing
burning lamps on their foreheads while dancing,
leave you speechless. |
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