Pune: Bhimthadi Jatra’s 17th Year Promises A Cultural Extravaganza From December 21st To 24th
Pune, 7th November 2023: Bhimthadi Jatra, the brainchild of the visionary Sunanda Tai Pawar, is set to dazzle attendees in its 17th year, promising a captivating rural spectacle that transcends cultural boundaries.
Celebrated annually in Pune, this unique carnival has become a beacon for enthusiasts from all walks of life, seamlessly blending tradition, culture, skills, and entertainment.
Drawing over 400,000 visitors each year, the Jatra transforms the Agricultural College Ground in Shivaji Nagar into a bustling hub that welcomes Punekars, Mumbaikars, and art aficionados from neighboring cities. The heart of the Jatra lies in its eclectic flea market, a treasure trove of over 400 stalls offering handcrafted wonders, artisanal products, textiles, and traditional handicrafts.
Beyond the vibrant market, attendees have the opportunity to savor authentic rural cuisine and local street food from across Maharashtra, creating a paradise for food enthusiasts. The culinary delights on offer showcase the rich and diverse flavors of the region.
More than just an event, Bhimthadi Jatra stands as a powerful platform empowering women to showcase their skills in handicrafts, textiles, and food preparation, contributing meaningfully to their communities. It is a celebration of talent and tradition, where women play a central role in preserving and promoting cultural heritage.
Event Details:
- Date: December 21st – December 24th, 2023
- Time: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Venue: Agricultural College Ground, Shivaji Nagar, Pune
- Entry Fee: INR 50/-
About Bhimthadi Jatra:
Bhimthadi Jatra is more than a rural carnival; it’s a complete cultural experience featuring domains like cultural exhibitions, food markets, flea markets, live shows, and more. Serving as a one-stop junction for a comprehensive rural carnival, it provides a platform for women to showcase their skills in handicrafts, textiles, food, and music. The event is a testament to the empowerment of women and the preservation of culture, seamlessly blending rural tradition with modern exhibition.
In its 17th year, Bhimthadi Jatra promises healthy and positive changes, including an increased number of participating Self Help Groups, products, a vibrant food park, and enhanced promotion, benefiting all stakeholders involved. This year’s edition continues the Jatra’s legacy as a magical blend of rural tradition, ethics, and modern entertainment.
