Elephants symbolize royalty according to the traditions of Rajasthan. The Elephant is also believed to be associated with Buddha and Jainism. In fact, the elephant itself has a historical significance in Indian traditions. According to Indian Mythology, devas (gods) and the asuras (demons) stirred the ocean, in the hopes that they would become eternal. Suddenly, nine jewels also known as the “navratnas” surfaced from the ocean. Of the nine jewels that reappeared, one of them was an elephant. Since then, the elephant has been regarded as a sacred and precious animal. The state of Rajasthan was a popular destination for many royal figures as the kings and princes of those times would take elephant rides to the Amber Palace of Rajasthan. During the monarchy, India’s royalty would hold events where the strongest elephants would fight each other to entertain the royal guests. Nowadays, the festival is organized every year by the Rajasthan tourism group in the Chaugan Stadium. The venue was relocated to the Jaipur Polo Group grounds, due to the festival’s increasing popularity.
Jaipur elephant Festival is one such example that demonstrates love, respect and dedication of localize towards their state and honoured art and culture of Rajasthan.
Elephants symbolize royalty according to the traditions of Rajasthan. The Elephant is also believed to be associated with Buddha and Jainism. In fact, the elephant itself has a historical significance in Indian traditions. According to Indian Mythology, devas (gods) and the asuras (demons) stirred the ocean, in the hopes that they would become eternal. Suddenly, nine jewels also known as the “navratnas” surfaced from the ocean. Of the nine jewels that reappeared, one of them was an elephant. Since then, the elephant has been regarded as a sacred and precious animal. The state of Rajasthan was a popular destination for many royal figures as the kings and princes of those times would take elephant rides to the Amber Palace of Rajasthan. During the monarchy, India’s royalty would hold events where the strongest elephants would fight each other to entertain the royal guests. Nowadays, the festival is organized every year by the Rajasthan tourism group in the Chaugan Stadium. The venue was relocated to the Jaipur Polo Group grounds, due to the festival’s increasing popularity.Jaipur elephant Festival is one such example that demonstrates love, respect and dedication of localize towards their state and honoured art and culture of Rajasthan.
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