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Once the show starts you will get lost in it. Wasn't expecting a folk dance to be that great. Really admire and respect the hardwork of each artist. The way they are still holding up and taking forward the rich culture of Rajasthan is commendable. You won't feel like taking up your phone to record it but would rather prefer to capture it in your eyes forever.A must visit place if your on a trip to Udaipur.…
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Date of experience: February 2021
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It should be definitely on your "Things to do" list if you are in Udaipur. The show they put on is amazing with different traditional dances, puppet shows, etc. It was so good that you wish the show has not ended. At some point, you may find yourself sitting on the edge of the seat to see their performance. I would say that the ticket for this one hour show is really cheap given what you experience there. The show begins exactly at 7 PM in Bagore Ki Haveli and they start to sell tickets after 6:15 PM at the entrance. If you don't want to miss anything then it is advised to be on time.…
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Date of experience: January 2021
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One of the most underrated tourist attractions. The dancers and puppet artists present the show with grace and such precision that leaves the audience mesmerized and in complete awe of the rich cultural heritage that our country holds. Keep up the great work!!
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Date of experience: January 2021
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Dharohar Folk Dance Show in Bagore ki haveli is a must watch show if you are visiting Udaipur. I felt enriched as the performances were breathtaking and it is very convenient way to know a little about the richness of Rajasthan's culture. The ticket price is also very very nominal. Only thing to be kept in mind is to have tickets purchased before hand as per your itinerary else you may have to face disappointment due to unavailability of tickets the very same day.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Very colourful fast moving show including whirling dervish style dancing, puppetry, balancing of about 10 beautifully painted clay pots on her head, dancing on broken glass on a tray although the glass looked smooth from where I was sitting. A fire dance by three dancers ! All very enjoyable !! The show lasted approximately an hour and only cost R150 plus the same for a camera if you took pictures, That is only around £3 !! I noticed at the end of the show we had to show the tickets that we purchased for the camera or else some people had to pay on the way out. Great ethnic music and dance, don't miss it !!…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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