Fairs in Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh Fairs and festivals are famous all over India for the pomp and grandeur they are celebrated with. The numerous festivals of the place highlight the diversity of the tradition and culture of Andhra Pradesh. Most of these festivals are religious and a fair is arranged around the venues. These fairs add excitement and enthusiasm to the festivities. The most important feature of the Andhra Pradesh Fairs, like all the other village fairs, is social interaction.

Andhra Pradesh Fairs are very gorgeous and colorful. The fair grounds are filled with fun and frolic. Folk art and entertainment play an essential role in these fairs. In the Temple Fairs of Andhra Pradesh one can experience the importance of the traditions and customs that still exist in the villages. Community life is celebrated in these Religious Fairs.

celebration involves glorification of the art, culture, modes of entertainment and of course the food of the particular community. In all the Andhra Pradesh Fairs cultural programs are arranged. Here you will get to see some wonderful performances of the classical as well as folk art forms that are practiced in this state.

The Pearls and Bangles Fair is a part of the Deccan Festival. The fair is held during the festive months of February and March. The Pearls and Bangles Fair is held in Hyderabad. Pearls and bangles of all hues and designs are displayed in this fair.

The city of Hyderabad is also known as the City of Pearls. The pearls of the city are famed world wide. The lustrous shine and the quality of the pearls of Hyderabad are far famed and internationally renowned. The city has cultured different kinds of pearls of superior qualities. The city of Hyderabad is also known for its collection of rare pearls like the Barsa. The trade of pearls in Hyderabad had existed from the age of the rulers of the Qutab Shahi dynasty. The trade of pearls flourished under the royal patronage of the Asif Jahis as well. The wealthy attributes of the rulers who thrived on pearls were noted by the craftsmen of far off lands who arrived from the Arabian countries to indulge in trade of pearls. The Pearls and Bangles Fair celebrates the heritage that the city of Hyderabad has inherited from its erstwhile rulers.

Pushkaram of Godavari Krishna Pennar

Pushkaram is regarded as a religious gathering to take a dip in the holy river Godavari, Krishna and Pennar. Various stalls and kiosks of handicraft items are set up near the venue. Food stalls sell several local delicacies from where sweets can be purchased. Near the venue the tourists can see some wonderful performances of Kuchipudi, the classical dance form of Andhra Pradesh.