Known worldwide as an open art gallery, the historic town of Mandawa is currently witnessing the peak of its Deepotsav celebrations. A large number of domestic and international tourists have arrived in Mandawa to witness the splendor of this festival of lights and experience the unique facets of Indian culture. Immersed in the vibrant hues of Diwali, the town markets, historic havelis, and lanes illuminated with earthen lamps and colorful lights are witnessing a massive influx of visitors.
French Tourists Praise Historical Heritage
A special delegation of tourists visiting from France explored the artistic havelis and historical heritage sites of Mandawa. The visitors greatly admired the ancient frescoes adorning the walls and the intricate architectural carvings. The foreign tourists remarked that this artistic legacy of Mandawa is extraordinary and unique. However, during their tour, the visitors also expressed concern over the lack of proper preservation and restoration for these historical monuments. They emphasized that safeguarding this priceless heritage, which holds global recognition, is extremely vital.
Savoring Rajasthani Cuisines And Local Shopping
On the occasion of Diwali, foreign travelers have been exploring the local markets of Mandawa, eagerly purchasing handicrafts and traditional Rajasthani items. Furthermore, the international guests relished authentic Rajasthani dishes, spicy delicacies, and traditional sweets, immersing themselves in the local culture. The traditional cuisine and the warm hospitality extended by the locals are proving to be major attractions for the foreign visitors.
Capturing Scenery And Sharing Festival Greetings
As evening descends, the glowing vistas of Mandawa illuminated by earthen lamps and electric lighting become the primary center of attraction for tourists. Visitors were seen capturing the stunning beauty of the illuminated town from the rooftops and balconies of the havelis using their cameras and mobile phones. During this time, the foreign guests shared the joy of the festival of lights with local citizens and shopkeepers, enthusiastically greeting everyone with wishes of Happy Diwali Mandawa. This confluence of Indian culture, Rajasthani traditions, and foreign visitors has filled the entire town with a celebratory spirit.
