Pushkar Mela Images For Students & Children

A herder seen with his camel at Pushkar Camel Fair.

A man laughs as he shows his moustache during a competition at Pushkar Fair on November 12.

A tightrope walker performs on a rope while holding a balancing pole at Pushkar Fair.

A trader displays his camel during a camel decoration competition at Pushkar Fair, where animals mainly camels are brought to be sold and traded in Rajasthan.

A tug-of-war competition at the closing ceremony of Pushkar Fair.

Tourists enjoy a camel ride during the International Camel Fair in Rajasthan. The peak celebrations generally occur in the last five days with the festival ending on Kartik Poornima, the full moon day of Kartik in Hindu calendar.

Since the festival usually overlaps in the month of late October and early November, temperatures across the arid desert are much cooler and pleasant for tourists.

A trader arrives with his camels to be sold at Pushkar Fair on Sunday in the state of Rajasthan. The Pushkar Fair, better known as Pushkar ka mela is an eight day long fair which began on Saturday, October 28 with a ceremonial hoisting of the national flag amid chanting of vedic mantras. The multi-day livestock fair and cultural festival is one of the largest camel, horse and cattle fairs in the country.

A snake charmer smokes tobacco as he sits next to camels at the annual cattle fair in Pushkar. Pushkar fair, over the years has become a significant tourist attraction for both national and international travellers.

A man rides on the back of his camel during the Pushkar Camel Fair in Pushkar, Rajasthan

A boy rides a decorated cart pulled by a camel at the Camel Fair in Pushkar.

A camel entertains tourists at the International Camel Fair in Pushkar, Rajasthan. The fair is known for its colourful cultural theme, including various competitions such as ‘tug of war’, ‘longest moustache competition’, and camel races among many others.