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The cultural vivacity and richness of the state of Gujarat can well be captured through the many festivals of Gujarat. The beauty of the state’s age old traditions is showcased most flawlessly through the many festivals celebrated in Gujarat all year round. Almost all the festivals of Gujarat have something unique and special about them. Some of the top-notch ceremonies/rituals of Gujarat that enjoy global fame include dahi handi breaking ceremony, Dhol beating and the very authentic and shimmering garba dance performances. A festival of Gujarat is in fact incomplete without these above mentioned very traditional, signature rituals from the state of Gujarat. Some of the top festivals of Gujarat may be listed as follows-
Navratri is a renowned festival of Gujarat celebrated around the months of October/November with immense pomp and grandeur. The fest continues for nine nights and is an invocation of MA Shakti commonly referred to as Mata Rani. Dandiya nights, garba songs, folk music, competitions, exhibitions, free flow of mouthwatering foods, large crowds dressed in their best garbs and fineries and an overall spirit of carnival make Navratri a one-of-a-kind festival in Gujarat.
Rann Utsav
The Rann Utsav has the famed Rann of Kutch as its locale. The Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited organizes the Utsav/fest each year around the months; February-March and the purpose remains to promote tourism in Gujarat’s Kutch region. A six day fest held on the Rann makes the barren, deserted Rann come alive with all sorts of exciting sights and sounds. Craft stalls, dance performances, folk music and songs, food stalls etc dot the Utsav ground making the Rann Utsav, a great Mahotsav indeed.
Bhavnath Mahadev Fair
On the occasion of Mahashivratri that falls in the February month, the Bhavnath Mahadev fair is held. The Bhavnath Mahadev temple standing at the base of Girnar hills in Gujarat’s Junagadh city serves as the locale for the Bhavnath Mahadev fair. The fest features numerous colorful events. One of the interesting rituals of the fair is the procession undertaken by the Nanga Sanyasis seated on elephant back and blowing conch shells plus waving flags. The procession commences on the day of Maha Shiv puja and moves towards the fair ground. As per common beliefs, lord Shiva too participates in the Bhavnath Mahadev fair in disguise.
Vautha Mela Fair
Vautha Fair is an important festival of Gujarat celebrated each year at Vautha; the site of confluence of Rivers Vatrak and Sabarmati. The fair is believed to be one of Gujarat’s most magnificent fairs. As per mythology, Lord Kartikeya had visited this location once upon a time. The fair continues for about 2-3 days; is held in November on the occasion of Kartik Poornima. Animal trading is one of the most notable activities taking place in the fair.
Modhera Dance Festival
Modhera Dance festival is a world famed cultural show held at the famed Modhera Sun temple in the month of January and third week of the same each year. Various Indian classical dance forms are presented most aesthetically on the occasion of this festival. The temple set up offers the most apt environ for the rendition of the classical dances.
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