Alwar Festival

Alwar festival is a popular Indian festival held in the month of Magh in Rajasthan. It is organised by the district administration.

Alwar Festival, RajasthanAlwar festival is one of the important festivals of Alwar region. The celebration of Alwar festival ensures a variety of events to entertain the local people and tourists. Folk culture, music, handicrafts and the exotic, rare and antique items of the region are all integral part of the festival. Alwar festival is an event to have lots of enjoyment for three consecutive days.

Location of Alwar Festival
The festival is organised in Alwar which is located in the Rajasthan state of India. Alwar is situated in the foothills of the Aravallis, is the Gateway of Rajasthan. Alwar is often referred to as the "land of tigers".

Aim of Alwar Festival
Alwar festival is not just a festival for entertainment, it has a definite purpose. The district administration organises this festival in order to highlight the rich cultural heritage of Alwar. Alwar festival offers a chance to showcase the folk culture, audio, handicrafts and colourful traditions of the place.

`Shilp Gram` or handicraft village is organized through the Alwar Collector and chairman with the festival committee to showcase hand-made goods and laying a tension onto market the manual skills. Most important focus is to improve tourism activities in Alwar and also the rural activities of the local people.

Attractions of Alwar Festival
The festival is held in Magh month of Hindu calendar or in the month of February as per the English calendar. It is initiated by using the huge procession by means of the streets of the city. The various activities and events organised during the three-day-celebration include elephant polo, fancy gown and sketching competitions for the young children.

Alwar festival also emphasises a lot on the rural activities of the local people thus providing a true picture of the place. The exotic, rare and antique things of the region are exhibited. Flower exhibition is another important part of the festival.

Connectivity of Alwar Festival
Alwar is well accessed by rail, air and road. The nearest airport is Delhi airport (163 kilometres). The railway network of Alwar is well connected with a number of important cities like Jodhpur, Mumbai, and Delhi. The network of roads connects Alwar with places like Sariska, Deeg, Jaipur, Delhi etc.

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