Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Rajasthan's 1st Ghoomar Festival Sets Asia Record
In Rajasthan, India, 6,100 women came together to dance Ghoomar, a traditional dance, in a big group.
This is the first time so many women danced Ghoomar together, and they made it into a special book of records.
They practiced for weeks in schools and community centers.
It was a special moment for everyone who participated.
6,100 women participated in Rajasthan's first official Ghoomar Festival
They performed Ghoomar in a synchronised formation, earning a place in the Asia Book of Records
Preparations took place across Rajasthan in schools, colleges, and community centers
The event was a personal experience for each performer, carrying their own reasons for participating
Ghoomar is a traditional dance symbolizing celebration, passed down through generations
- Who
- 6,100 women from Rajasthan
- What
- performed Ghoomar in a synchronised formation
- When
- at Rajasthan's first Ghoomar Festival
- Where
- Jaipur's Central Park
- Why
- to celebrate their cultural heritage and set a record
Proponents of the Festival
Critics of the Festival
Cultural Preservation
Proponents of the Festival
The festival helps preserve and celebrate Rajasthan's cultural heritage.
Critics of the Festival
The festival is a commercialization of traditional culture.
- Dance
- Ghoomar
- Participants
- 6,100 women
- Location
- Jaipur's Central Park
- Record
- Asia Book of Records
- Duration of preparations
- Weeks