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For 10 days event,
there is a complete celebration of Uttar Pradesh's rich
tradition of arts, crafts, culture, cuisine, dance and music.
The Taj Mahotsava at Agra is an ethnically vibrant platform that
carries together the best Indian Crafts and cultural
refinements. Folk music, poetry and classical dance presentation
as well as elephant and camel rides, games and a food festival,
all form a part of the celebrations. It is a festive
introduction to India and Uttar Pradesh. India's ample ranging
arts, crafts and culture are on show.
It is held every year between February and March. This
impressive festival takes place in Shilpgram a place situated
very close to the Taj Mahal. Apart from the food and the
magnificence the major attraction of the Taj Mahotsava are the
inspiring performances by the artists of folk art from various
Indian states. The festival is the true showcase of the art and
artists of Indian basis and Indian culture. Separately from all
this, this festival is also allows visitors to glance into the
diverse culture and traditions that have enriched this huge land
for centuries.
The remarkable festival begins with an incredible expression
motivated by Mughal splendor. Decorated elephants and camels,
drum beaters, folk artists and master craftsmen together rebuild
the wonderful past of the Mughals. It is a great time for famous
artisans to display their fine works of art. Marble of course
rules the celebrations each year for clear reasons. Several of
the best and richest foods are presented during this time.
Throughout the Taj Mahotsava, one can knowledge the 'Nautanki'
(Drama), 'Sapera' dance of Rajasthan, Lavani of
Maharashtra,
presented the way they used to be centuries ago. The Taj
Mahotsav is really India at her best with a sight of her rich
tradition and strange legacies.
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