Kumbhalgarh Festival

The Kumbhalgarh fort, cradled in the Aravali Ranges, north of Udaipur, hosts the vibrant and colourful Kumbhalgarh Festival. This three-day festival is an incredible effort by the Department Of Tourism of the state to promote the culture and heritage of Rajasthan. The event is divided into two parts- day and night. In the daytime there is the folk performances by traditional artistes and competitions like turban tying and henna applying. On the other hand, the night is filled with impressive explosions of lights, sound, colours and dance. The Kumbhalgarh Festival is a must visit for ardent patrons of art, music and dance.

About the Kumbhalgarh Festival
Kumbhalgarh Festival is a 3-day festival organized by the Department of Tourism of Rajasthan every year at Kumbhalgarh fort. The grand event commemorates the contribution of Maharana Kumbha’s contribution to art and culture. Throughout the fest, the fort is embellished so much so that the tourists and even the locals are left astonished by its beauty. This year the Kumbhalgarh Festival will be held from the 1st to the 3rd of December, 2021.

Rajasthan is one of the most culturally and historically significant states in India. Its culture, heritage, and art are appreciated all over the world. The annual Kumbhalgarh Festival is one such event that commemorates the contribution of Maharana Kumbh towards art and culture. The event is set against the backdrop of fort Kumbhalgarh and features some of the finest classical and folk dances from all over India. Artists from every nook and corner of the regal state of Rajasthan and other parts of India travel to the Kumbhalgarh fort with their performance pieces and artworks. During this festival, the entire Kumbhalgarh Fort is illuminated and adorned, and the crisp December air starts buzzing with energy and vitality.

This festival has hosted some of the finest and most popular talents in the country. Needless to say, it is popular all over India. It is a delight for the tourists to witness such a wide variety of art under one roof, giving them the true essence of Rajasthan. During the festival, the fort is embellished with beautiful yellow lights making it look no lesser than a beautiful newly-wedded bride. The energy at the event is so infectious that it won’t be uncommon to see visitors shaking a leg to the scintillating tunes that combine both modern and traditional elements of music. The state tourism department has specially curated and nurtured this event for decades making it one of the well-known festivals of the country.