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The Nalwari Fair-Bilaspur

Nalwari Mela is a statewide fair that is celebrated in Himachal Pradesh. The fairgrounds are placed in the state’s Bilaspur district which witnesses a steady influx people from all corners of the state as well as the adjacent states who flock here to rejoice in the celebrations. This fair testifies the fun loving and colorful side of the natures of the inhabitants of Himachal Pradesh. The festival commences in the mid of March and it is organised at the historic Luhanu Maidan in Bilaspur. It starts by hoisting the bull worship and flag after a grand procession with the sounds of traditional instruments and dancing by folk artists.

The cultural carnival showcases the arts, culture and entertainment that prevail in the state along with the societal lifestyle. The cultural milieu of Nalwari Mela swarms with families and children frolicking and merrymaking about the place. The highlights of the fair include a wrestling match where the local athletes display their gymnastic skills and physical prowess. Cultural soirees and dramatic events make the evenings highly enjoyable. The talking point of Himachal Pradesh’s Nalwari Mela is the annual cattle fair where cattle breeders and livestock breeders from all across the country participate with aplomb.
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