#camel fair

[happyworldtours]

Pushkar is famous for the holy lake of Pushkar and Brahma Temple. But the Pushkar Camel Festival attracts lakhs of pilgrims, travellers, tourists and photographers from all over the world. The Pushkar Fair, also known as Pushkar Camel Fair or Karthik Mela, is one of the largest camel fairs in the world held in Pushkar in Rajasthan. Pushkar Mela is held every year from Karthik Ekadashi to Karthik Poornima (generally in November).

This 100-year-old Camel festival reflects the vibrant culture of Rajasthan through gorgeous events and activities. You will be amazed after knowing the versatility of this festival. Starting from the famous trading of camel, horse, buffalo to the various cultural events & competitions like Matkaphod, moustache competition, bridal competition, camel race, cultural evening, turban tying and the list is never-ending.

Places to Visit in Pushkar (Pushkar Sightseeing)

Pushkar Lake: Pushkar lake is 2km away from the bus stand. One can take a walk through the ghats of holy Pushkar lake and enjoy the beauty.

Brahma Temple: This temple in Pushkar is one of the very few existing temples dedicated to Lord Brahma. This temple is nicely built with white marble and stone slabs.

Top attractions of the Pushkar Fair:

This week-long fair is literally different in flavour from other fairs of India. Here is a brief guide for the top attractions of Pushkar Fair.

1. Harmony marathon: Pushkar Fair is started with a harmony marathon from Dargah Shareef in Ajmer to Brahma Temple in Pushkar. Thousands of people take part, and you can also be a part of it.

2. Trading of livestock: The age-old relation and interdependence between humans and livestock can be experienced in this fair where the locals gather to buy sell their livestock (camels, horses, cows, buffalos etc.).

3. Shilpgram Bazar: If you are fascinated by traditional handicrafts, then this place will surely attract you. Traditionally handcrafted jewellery, colourful paintings, Rajasthani puppets, embroidered fabrics, bangles, decorative items, bags and many more things you can take and have lifelong memory.

4. Enjoy the Adventure: Are you an adventurous person; well, this Pushkar festival won’t leave you empty-handed. One of the most thrilling activities in Pushkar Fair is the hot balloon ride, and one can experience an amazing aerial view of the whole place. Paramotoring, quad biking, camel safari can also give you a thrill.

5. Photography contest: If you are passionate about photography, then Pushkar Fair is heaven for you. This fair is also known as a fair for the photographers. Thousands of photographers around the world come to capture the vibrant colour of this festival. Pushkar Fair offers a great way to capture the rural life of Rajasthan. This is an excellent time for anyone to witness the culture, people, traditions, rituals of the real Rajasthan. You can participate in ‘Frame The Fair’ photography contest organized by Rajasthan Tourism and show your photography skill to others.

6. Exciting events: Events and competitions like moustache competition, bridal competition, Matka race, turban tying, camel race, and a long list of events occur throughout Pushkar Fair. The exciting thing is that you can also participate and make memories apart from just watching these events.

How to reach:

1. Pushkar is located 12 km from Ajmer and 140 km from Jaipur by road.

2. Ajmer is the nearest railway station and well connected with all the major cities of India.

3. Jaipur is the nearest airport that connects all the major cities of India.

Best time to visit:

1. Pushkar Fair is held from Karthik Ekadashi to Karthik Poornima (generally in November).

2. If you want to visit Pushkar, then you can travel at any time. But try to avoid the summer season.

Conclusion: No doubt, Pushkar Fair is one of the most culturally gorgeous fairs in India. From the famous trading of livestock to various colourful events, everything at this fair will mesmerize you. Even you can also take part in these exciting events. You should not miss such an incredible experience. What is your favourite moment about this fair?

[deathbyclown]

Cross Guild Headcanon: How they react to bugs/insects

Mihawk:

Totally unafraid of whatever bug he finds. Venomous, poisonous, lots of legs, no legs, winged, flightless; it doesn’t matter, he hasn’t met a bug scarier than a person

Will pick up random bugs and examine them, absolutely unconcerned about stingers or pincers

Does his own taxidermy and has an extensive collection of strange insects he’s found on his travels.

Whatever bugs he doesn’t take home he sketches and writes about in meticulously kept journals

His favorite bug: the camel spider- vicious, unloved, solitary

Crocodile:

Doesn’t really think about bugs and is unbothered by them.

Except for scorpions and tarantulas. If he sees a tarantula on the wall or in the corner of the room he’s leaving. And then quietly sending someone else to get rid of it.

He will deny this fear. “Would a man who keeps man-eating beasts be afraid of some small… many legged…venomous creature?” Yes. He would.

Had an unbelievably uncomfortable meeting with Mihawk one time where he met at Mihawk’s castle and the whole wall was lined with scorpions. They never met at Mihawk’s place again.

His favorite bug: a dragonfly - eye-catching, quick, born from the water and lives in the light

Buggy:

Does not like any bug! If that thing flies at him, if it has too many legs, or looks pointy he will freak out.

He doesn’t even like the most acceptable kinds of insects; ladybugs, butterflies, caterpillars, etc. It doesn’t matter how harmless, if they have too many legs, he will not go near them.

When he was a kid, he used to collect them with Shanks. But he had a traumatic experience when he brought a spider back into their room and it released an egg sac that had hundreds of little spider babies.

After that incident, his relationship with bugs continued downhill. The straw that broke the camel spider’s back was visiting an island with humongous insects and getting lost in the jungle for hours with wasps chasing him.

His favorite bug: If he was forced to choose, probably a butterfly (but at a distance!)- colorful, flashy, can’t technically hurt him

[acourtofquestions]

Chaol. friggin. Westfall. My old love, who I thought got “unjust treatment” that I would never agree with — WHY oh WHY did you have to go make me change my mind??? Cause I’m sorry but CHAPTER 7 of QoS— SIR what was THAT little stunt!?! IM SORRY but “UNPREDICTABLE” …oh no-no-no sir… I THOUGHT BETTER OF YOU! But oh boy, the tides are changing!

[jonahmagnus-research]

Maybe I am entirely sick of everyone ignoring the "free will" side of the fate versus free will argument. Maybe I am sick of everyone thinking that I will, for absolute certain, become just like Bouchard. Maybe I would like to be judged on my own merits, rather than Elias's!

[beedreamscape]

I love them to bits with total passion and their burn-away scene made me cry like a baby, but choosing the name Paul was like hitting my kneecaps with a baseball bat.

[tontintos]

i went to the fair today !! and i DIDNT get sunburnt !!! THANK YOU MOM FOR THE SUNSCREEN !!!!!!! and thank you to chiro and their sibling for taking me it was so awesome. i almost died. singing all american prophet on the scrambler. yeah. @chiroeclipse

[faggotfungus]

Pushkar Camel Fair, Rajasthan, India.

Taken by A Vahanvati on 8 November 2013

[beckybarnes]

Workin on fleshing out the circus AU..

[tryharddj]

maybe a cold take but tumblrinas drawing garfield as a fat tgirl with huge fucking honkers is exactly the same genre as those people on furaffinity who draw dukey from johnny test with eight pack abs painted on jeans and a massive cockandballs contained within

[scenicphoenix]

My social anxiety is much much worse than I thought it was. :)

[emperornorton47]

Camel

[tronmike82]

Extremely large camel named Samson

The guy gave an interesting presentation about camel milk, it was pretty informative but I seriously doubt it’s efficacy in treating autism.

There were rows of cages of rabbits and chickens you could buy, but we only took one picture (taken by my brother)

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[luxury-trails-blog]

A Complete Guide Pushkar Camel Fair India 2024

The Pushkar Camel Fair is the largest camel and livestock fair in the world that lasts for a week. Choosing from among the several Rajasthan Tour packages provided by reputable Indian tour companies will help to make your trip to this beautiful and historic fair even more unforgettable.

[kiwisandpearls]

this is probably mean and not fully thought out, and maybe I have a bias because I’m not a yuri on ice fan but like…

it genuinely frustrates me how it seemed like some people only started to dislike mappa when they found out the yuri on ice movie was getting cancelled. Not that more and more news was coming out about how mappa treats its animators like shit. No, Yuri on Ice’s movie was cancelled so that’s why you need to be mad at mappa.

[dailyfido01]

Rajasthan Heritage: Forts, Palaces, and Desert Adventures

Rajasthan, a state renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture, offers a captivating blend of heritage forts, majestic palaces, and thrilling desert adventures. The architectural marvels of this region include grand forts like the Mehrangarh Fort and palaces such as the City Palace in Udaipur, each narrating stories of bygone eras. These historical sites reflect the opulence and grandeur of Rajasthan's royal past and are must-visit destinations for history enthusiasts.

In addition to its historic splendor, Rajasthan is famous for unique cultural experiences, such as the Pushkar Camel Fair. Held annually in the town of Pushkar, this vibrant event is one of the largest camel fairs in the world, drawing thousands of visitors and traders. The fair offers a fascinating glimpse into rural Rajasthan, featuring lively camel and cattle trading, traditional music and dance, and colorful festivities. Attending the Pushkar Camel Fair provides an immersive experience into the local culture and traditions, making it a highlight of any visit to this enchanting state.