Usually held in October or November during the Kartik Purnima full moon, the Pushkar Fair, also called the Pushkar Camel Fair or Pushkar Mela, is a colorful yearly festival in Pushkar, Rajasthan, India. Known as one of the biggest livestock fairs in the world, it draws thousands of travelers from both local and foreign countries to see a distinctive fusion of customs, culture, and business. The fair, which lasts for seven days, is mostly about trading livestock, horses, and camels. More than 30,000 camels are on display, many decked out in vibrant colors. A wonderful cultural experience is provided by the Pushkar Fair. Folk music, traditional dances, camel races, and oddball contests like the "longest mustache" and "bridal contest" are all available to visitors. With pilgrims taking holy dips throughout the celebrations, Pushkar's spiritual significance—home to the venerable Pushkar Lake and the rare Brahma Temple—adds a mystical dimension. Vibrant markets offering jewelry, handicrafts, and Rajasthani clothing fill the fairground, and adventure is further enhanced by camel safaris and hot air balloon rides. An incredible immersion into Rajasthan's history and rustic charm is guaranteed by a Pushkar Fair tour, which is frequently coupled with trips to neighboring towns like Jaipur, Delhi, and Agra.