Day Begin at Pushkar – A Glimpse into the Morning of India’s Largest Cattle Fair

"Day Begin at Pushkar" beautifully captures a serene yet dynamic moment at Pushkar Fair, the largest camel, horse, and cattle fair in India, held annually during the Hindu calendar month of Kartik. The fair, which runs until Kartik Purnima, draws buyers and sellers from all over the country, who gather on the barren, dry grounds of Pushkar, Rajasthan, to trade livestock.

The image portrays the early morning scene, where visitors, farmers, and traders, who have stayed for 8-9 days, seek warmth around fires made from dry leaves and twigs scattered throughout the field. The cool, crisp mornings of Pushkar add a quiet, reflective atmosphere to the bustling fair. As the day begins, this cultural moment is a poignant reminder of the resilience, community spirit, and traditions that thrive in the heart of Rajasthan’s desert landscape.

This photograph, part of the Lens Legacy Collection, brings a unique perspective to the world-renowned Pushkar Mela. It showcases the early morning rituals, the human connection with the harsh environment, and the warmth of shared tradition in one of India's most iconic rural fairs.

Key Features:

• Title: Day Begin at Pushkar – A Glimpse into the Morning of India’s Largest Cattle Fair

• Subject: Pushkar Fair, Rajasthan cattle fair, camel and horse trading, rural India, community warmth, morning rituals, cart traders

• Material: Premium archival cotton rag paper | Optional handcrafted wooden frame (available in walnut, matte black, or white)

• Edition: Limited edition with artist’s signature

• Visual Mood: Cultural heritage, morning calm, community warmth, tradition, rural life

• Ideal for: Cultural décor, travel-themed interiors, rural photography collectors, folk art enthusiasts