Elephant Festival of Jaipur

Elephant Festival of Jaipur according to Kurt993

Elephant festival is celebrated in the Jaipur city of Rajasthan. The festival features elephants and yearly organized at the end of the winter, mostly on the eve of Holi and if not then definitely on the day of Holi.

The festival is known for its splendor, where elephants are gradually decorated in traditional ways. The caretakers, the mahouts present their elephants in the most colorful exaltation, ornamented with beautiful heavy jewelry, styled and adorned with the most vivid and rich color outfits. Further to enhance the beauty of the elephants, interesting colorful patterns are drawn over the elephants.

Once, done the elephants are then taken out for the parade. Where they have their walk of esteem as each elephant stands out from another for its glory. At the end of the festival, the most admirable elephant is awarded.

The elephant festival is the great occasion to Spector the resolute symbol of Rajasthan royalty. The photo fest demands you to carry a camera to capture royal prestige for the lifetime.

The festival begins with a parade of elephants. The mahouts guide elephants through the troops of the crowd cheering up for them. The Mahouts proudly make their female elephants wear anklets, which make a pleasant sound as the female elephant’s moves.

Games like polo match between elephants, tug of war where the strongest elephant is made to compete against a group of ten people, Elephant Races and beauty contest common events in the festivals.  Elephants are not the only animals that participate in the Elephant Festival. You can also see camels and horses taking part in other various events in the festival.

From the echoes of the nagadas, musical instruments to live dances, everything about the event shows delight and happiness filling people’s heart. Charm and grandeur are two words that spectacles the definition of Jaipur and it is fitting that these majestic animals are celebrated in this city of royalty.

A must-attend event for visitors and tourists, the Elephant Festival is a celebration of vibrant notes that it almost defies description.

Aside from being a symbol of royalty, the elephants are sacred in India since they are believed to represent the Indian god, Ganesha. This adds to the importance of this annual event that reveals a new enthusiasm for the Holi festival. Playing with colors is also an important part of the celebrations.

Aside from being a symbol of royalty, the elephants are sacred in India since they are believed to represent the Indian god, Ganesha. This adds to the importance of this annual event that reveals a new enthusiasm for the Holi festival. Playing with colors is also an important part of the celebrations.

This March festival is a must for anyone planning a trip to Rajasthan. One can also enjoy many special tours around the beautiful state of Rajasthan. This festival is also an opportunity for one to gather amazing souvenirs from this trip. You will also find many different food options from the menu of the royal kitchens alongside popular street delicacies.