Rajasthan Public Holidays List 2020

Public holidays in Rajasthan are state-related as well as nation-related. This means Rajasthan’s public holidays for 2020 include Ghatasthapna, which is not a holiday in most of the Indian states. And Independence Day, which is a national event, is a part of Rajasthan’s general holidays. Most of the public sector organizations and private organizations keep their offices closed on Rajasthan’s public holidays. Usually, there is a holiday in schools and colleges as well.

As most of the government organizations are closed during these days, you will have to plan your government-specific work accordingly. As offices and educational institutions are closed, families look at Rajasthan’s general holidays as an opportunity to spend some quality time by going on a trip.

Rajasthan Public Holidays Calendar List for 2020:

Here’s a table featuring a list of holidays calendar in Rajasthan in 2020. Note that certain holidays cannot be predicted accurately, therefore they may be subject to changes.

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Check: Bank Holidays List 2020 in India

Note: The above-mentioned list of holidays is for Rajasthan including its popular cities. Here’s a list.

• Jaipur
• Jodhpur
• Kota
• Bikaner
• Ajmer
• Udaipur
• Bhilwara
• Alwar
• Bharatpur
• Sri Ganganagar

Check: India Public Holidays List 2020

Top Festivals in Rajasthan:

There is more to Rajasthan than the desert. The state has a rich history and a vibrant cultural legacy. You will be charmed by its mighty forts and welcoming people. Due to the world-class hospitality, Rajasthan has been a top destination for international travellers. A lot of Indian travellers also visit Rajasthan’s popular cities such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer.

Apart from widely celebrated festivals such as Diwali and Holi, there are some exciting state-specific festivals celebrated in India. These festivals highlight the culture of the region where they are held. Rajasthan is a destination that can be enjoyed by young and old. You can also enjoy a road trip across the state for an eventful journey. Here’s a list of popular festivals celebrated across Rajasthan.

Desert Festival: Head to Jaisalmer during the Desert Festival for an unforgettable experience. It is a three-day festival featuring a variety of cultural shows. The festival ends on a full moon night. It is a great time to be amidst the dunes. Folk dances and camel rides are popular attractions during the desert festival.

Bikaner Camel Festivals: Bikaner is a great place to spot camels. The Bikaner Camel Festival features unique camel performances, which include camel decoration and camel dancing. The festival lasts for two days and ends with a mesmerizing display of fireworks. The Government of Rajasthan manages the Bikaner Camel Festival.

Nagaur Fair: This four-day festival is held in a place called Nagaur, which falls between Jodhpur and Bikaner. It can be viewed as a cattle fair. The Nagaur Fair is a vibrant market for trading cattle. Men sport long moustaches and wear traditional dresses. There are several competitions like camel races taking place side-by-side.

Pushkar Fair: This fair is held in Rajasthan’s Pushkar for a period of 13 days. Traditionally, it was a camel trading fair. Horses and cattle were also traded. Now, the trading takes place before the festival itself. The Pushkar Fair offers attractions like camel safari and a ride in a hot air balloon. The camels are decorated by their owners during the fair. One can view culturally charged music and dance performances. The fair ends with attractive fireworks.

Elephant Festival: What is more royal than elephants? Get the royal feel by watching decorated elephants in Jaipur. This one-day festival features a procession of well-groomed elephants. These elephants are painted on and adorned with gold. The festival involves female elephants and includes a race and tug-of-war. This festival attracts a huge crowd.

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