Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Rajasthan to Host First Ghoomar Festival Across State on Nov 19
Rajasthan is going to have a big festival dedicated to its special dance called Ghoomar!
This will be the very first time it's celebrated all over the state on the same day, November 19.
The main party will be in Jaipur, but it's also happening in six other major cities.
Ghoomar is a very important dance that shows off Rajasthan's culture and grace.
The minister wants everyone, from students to working women, to join in and show their pride in this traditional dance.
The Ghoomar Festival - 2025 will be celebrated on November 19 across all seven divisional headquarters of Rajasthan.
The festival aims to celebrate Rajasthan’s traditional dance form, Ghoomar, reflecting its rich cultural heritage and feminine grace.
Jaipur will host the state-level celebration at the football ground of Vidyadhar Nagar Stadium.
The event is intended to promote Rajasthan's traditional art and culture globally.
Participation is encouraged from school and college students, homemakers, professional dancers, and working women to showcase cultural pride.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister and Tourism and Arts & Culture Minister Diya Kumari, public representatives, stakeholders, school and college students, homemakers, professional dancers, and working women
- What
- Announcement and celebration of the first-ever Ghoomar Festival - 2025, a grand celebration of Rajasthan’s traditional dance form.
- When
- November 19
- Where
- Simultaneously at all seven divisional headquarters of Rajasthan, with the state-level celebration in Jaipur.
- Why
- To celebrate and promote Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage, feminine grace, and traditional art and culture at a global level, and to showcase cultural pride.
- Event Name
- Ghoomar Festival - 2025
- Date
- November 19
- Host Locations
- All seven divisional headquarters of Rajasthan: Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Ajmer, Udaipur, Kota, and Bharatpur
- State-level Celebration Venue
- Football ground of Vidyadhar Nagar Stadium, Jaipur
- Key Figure
- Deputy Chief Minister and Tourism and Arts & Culture Minister Diya Kumari