Taj Mahotsav Agra
Location: Shilpgram, Near Taj Mahal, Agra
Time: February
Duration: 10 days
Organized by: Uttar Pradesh Tourism
Significance: Celebrated to promote rich arts, crafts, culture, cuisine, dance and music of the state
Highlights: A procession taken out in the typical Mughal era style, food festival, performances by folk musicians and dancers, etc
Taj Mahotsav is celebrated at Agra in the month of February for ten days. Organized by the Uttar Pradesh Tourism, the Taj Mahotsav is mainly dedicated to the promotion of Uttar Pradesh's rich arts, crafts, culture, cuisine, dance and music. Infact, it serves as an acknowledgment to the craftsmen as well as the exponents of art, music and cuisine. The venue of the festival of Taj Mahostav is Shilpgram, which is stone's throw away from Taj Mahal. The festival starts with a procession including bejeweled elephants and camels, drum beaters, folk artists and master craftsmen.
This procession is an effort to reconstruct the ones that were taken out during the time of the Mughals. The crafts that are showcased in the festival have immense variety and include:
Time: February
Duration: 10 days
Organized by: Uttar Pradesh Tourism
Significance: Celebrated to promote rich arts, crafts, culture, cuisine, dance and music of the state
Highlights: A procession taken out in the typical Mughal era style, food festival, performances by folk musicians and dancers, etc
Taj Mahotsav is celebrated at Agra in the month of February for ten days. Organized by the Uttar Pradesh Tourism, the Taj Mahotsav is mainly dedicated to the promotion of Uttar Pradesh's rich arts, crafts, culture, cuisine, dance and music. Infact, it serves as an acknowledgment to the craftsmen as well as the exponents of art, music and cuisine. The venue of the festival of Taj Mahostav is Shilpgram, which is stone's throw away from Taj Mahal. The festival starts with a procession including bejeweled elephants and camels, drum beaters, folk artists and master craftsmen.
This procession is an effort to reconstruct the ones that were taken out during the time of the Mughals. The crafts that are showcased in the festival have immense variety and include:
- Woodcarvings of Saharanpur
- Brass and other metal ware of Moradabad
- Handmade carpets of Badohi
- Blue pottery of Khurja
- Chikan work of Lucknow
- Silk of Banares, etc
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