A dazzlingly theatrical and lively event, it is held every year in the month of Bhadra (July-August). This two week-long celebration is filled with gaiety and fanfare and pays homage to Goddess Uma by the seekers of marital bliss and love.
An enchanting Blue city that comes alive with music and dance. It is fast gaining popularity as the visitor finds an opportunity to see some unusual folk artist performances, camel racing, tug of war, and traditional dance, witness a spectacular show of fireworks.
During Jaljhulni Akadshi, it is time for Dol Mela at Dol Talab (Pond) in Baran which goes on for a fortnight! You will love to witness the procession which have about 54 holy statue carriers or 'dol' from the main temples in Baran. Akhadas show their prowess in physical exercises during the procession. This serves to perpetuate feeling of communal harmony among denizens of Baran.
This big Tribal fair organized about 45 kms. from the Baran city, near Kelwara. People love to take a holy dip in the pond which have a mythical connection to Sita, Laxman, Surya,
Lav and Kush from Ramayana. Sahariya tribe in Baran, this fair is nothing less than the 'Kumbh mela' one of the largest gatherings of world. Marriages in Sahariya tribes is
organized during this fair and how! The boy drops a handkerchief to propose the girl. If the girl accepts the handkerchief, both are married after 7 rounds around Barnawa tree and blessings
from parents .
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