Fair Epitome

Being one of the most alluring tourist destinations in the country, Rajasthan is known for its diversified cultural sense and a number of monuments located in the region. Kailadevi Fair takes place in the months of March and April in Kaila Devi temple in the Karauli district in Rajasthan. The Kaila Devi temple is itself a very famous monument having a significant historical background.

For all the devotees, the fair has utmost spiritual importance and almost two lakh people every year attend the fair. Furthermore, people enjoy the fair singing and dancing giving tribute to the goddess Mahalakshmi.

Religious Orientation   

Along with deserts, Rajasthan also offers tremendous touring destinations to the voyager’s from all around the world. As far as cultural view is concerned, people show a great religious view while visiting the fair. Generally, people of Mina community complete their journey by lying flat on the track and making marks by hands on that place and following the same procedure for the entire journey to the temple. Also, many people do not prefer having meals or water while marching towards the fair.

The worshipers bring money, jewelry, bangles and fruits to the temples to offer to Mahalakshmi and also enjoy the environment with a superb enthusiasm.

Tourism Consequences

No doubt, Rajasthan is a unique place filled with numerous tourist attractions and voyagers from all around the world who crave to visit all the wonders present in the state. For all those interested in experiencing the beauty of Rajasthan’s cultural and traditional essence, Kailadevi fair would be the perfect option. A huge number of devotees from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi also like to join the divine enthusiasm by attending the fair.

In India, Mahalaksmi is being worshipped with utter beliefs and customs and Kaila Devi fair provides a fruitful opportunity to all her followers to enjoy the proceedings with a great devotional approach. The Kaila Devi temple is situated near Karauli in the hills of Trikut, on the banks of Kalisil River and hence giving a pictorial view to the destination.  

Plying Rundown

Being situated near Karauli, Kaila Devi temple has easy accessible ways to reach via road, rails and air.

By Road

The place offers sound road connectivity to some of the major country towns. It can be traversed from Delhi, Chandigarh, Agra and Jaipur having distances 330, 580, 170 and 160 kilometres respectively.

By Train

Nearest railway stations are in Hindaun and Gangapur city which are connected to all the major rail routes and can be used to board to the destination. Also, the two railway stations are well connected to the temple.

By Air

Jaipur airport being the nearest can be used for reaching the destination and also being the only international airport in Rajasthan, has daily flights to several countries of the world.