I’m in Gujarat right now to watch the magnificent Rann Utsav, which is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and auspicious meeting of people from all over the region, including individuals from various parts of India and belonging to various cultures. We will thus travel outside today to check out the lovely lodging facility known as the tent city. This is because visitors come here to unwind, enjoy themselves, and have a good time; if high-tech gadgets are there, it frequently feels like a waste of time and money to describe it as a holiday.
Since no one actually travels to the jungle to have that kind of vacation, organisers out there came up with the idea of something more interesting and adventurous to do, which was to experience the pleasure of staying in tents. However, in Rann of Kutch, this idea is brought to life by erecting the white tents for visitors to live in. Tent City became well known after this.
Chakda, a kind of local transportation that transports people from one location to another, is the thing that is more well-known there. To be more precise, it links the Kutch and Saurashtra desert villages with major cities so that residents may identify their requirements and the locations where these needs can be met. It’s a bright and vibrantly designed bullet bike with a 700 cc diesel engine from the Royal Enfield Motor Company that has room for more than 20 passengers.
In order to manage high loads on rough terrain, this heavy load vehicle is designed like a tricycle, with a front driver’s seat that resembles a standard motorbike and a carriage at the back that includes leaf spring suspension systems.
As a result, we rode on it to see the tent city. The Toran Koteshwar cluster, which was erected especially for our Prime Minister, quickly became the main attraction. My friend Saurabh then brought me to the playground, where he told me about the indoor and outdoor events that are held there during this Utsav. He displayed the Sky Zilla tower, which had a number of adventurous activities like a footline tower, pendulum swing, climbing wall, and other sorts of adventure that might educate you to be tough but were paid for separately, meaning they were not included in your package. Additionally, there was a court yard where you could play paintball, which is a great game.
Speaking was followed by some entertaining indoor games including chess, pool, and table tennis. We had a racing track made for racing there outside the indoor court, and since the cars they used were controlled by remotes, it was a safe pastime to play. We then arrived at the tent motel, where we had lunch, due to our empty stomachs.
When I looked at the menu, I saw that they offered a variety of foods, including Matar Panner, Kala Chana, Bhindi, and Aaloo, along with sides like papad and salads for guests to enjoy and freshly made tawa chapati. The atmosphere across the entire venue was incredibly lovely, and it felt like a wonderful occasion that should never end. As I passed, I noticed a separate counter for the Jain community. Since they all forbid the use of onion and garlic in their meals, the identical products as those previously stated were cooked without them. Then I encountered a Jain family who claimed to be Subraminyam.
They brought their idol with them because they believe that it represents the true power of India, which is united by souls and believes in the real entity despite cultural differences. This displays their love, trust, and dedication to their idol. Because we both started eating immediately and were starving, my partner was unable to shoot me while we were eating. Last but not least, I indulged in a sweet Gulab Jamun to satisfy my sweet tooth. I sincerely hope you enjoyed the Rann Utsasv and decided to attend.
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26th Oct 2022 to 20th Feb 2023
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Let’s know about the variant festivals of India in brief: Northern India: If we head to northern areas, festivals such as Sindhu darshan in Kashmir; melas, fairs in Rajasthan, Baisakhi, Guru Parab, Lohri festivals: in Punjab, the most famous ‘Lathmar Holi’, Ganga Pujan, Ramnavmi: in UP and many more are the major.
Other attractions include Rath Yatra in Jagannath Puri, Buddh Purnima, etc.
Pongal festival in Tamil Nadu, Onam and Thrissur Puram in Kerala, Hampi, Ugadi, and Karaga Utsav in Karnataka, Dasara, Mahamaham, etc.
4.Western India: “When put together,They form a melody,When sung together,Miracally changes the weather...Dancing on the beats,Expression through actions,Depicting the story,Create the forms of glory...” Dance and music are prioritized as the major part of festivals in the western parts of India.
When the beautifully composed melodies along with the thump of drums and other instruments, the expression dancers, the enthusiastic people, the cheering voices, the sound of crackers, the brightness of lightings, and the blossoms of flowers; all build a perfect definition of any ‘Festival’ in Western Regions.
