Kuraja Festival
A one day long festival was organized at village Khichan and District headquarter Phalodi. The Festival was organized for the first time to high light the importance of migratory birds, demoiselle cranes. Village Khichan is prime place, where demoiselle Cranes migrates during winter till and remain there till the end of moth March approximately. These migratory bird....
A one day long festival was organized at village Khichan and District headquarter Phalodi. The Festival was organized for the first time to high light the importance of migratory birds, demoiselle cranes. Village Khichan is prime place, where demoiselle Cranes migrates during winter till and remain there till the end of moth March approximately. These migratory birds nestling at village Khichan are attraction for the tourists.A one day long festival was organized at village Khichan and District headquarter Phalodi. The Festival was organized for the first time to high light the importance of migratory birds, demoiselle cranes. Village Khichan is prime place, where demoiselle Cranes migrates during winter till and remain there till the end of moth March approximately. These migratory birds nestling at village Khichan are attraction for the tourists.
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A one day long festival was organized at village Khichan and District headquarter Phalodi. The Festival was organized for the first time to high light the importance of migratory birds, demoiselle cranes. Village Khichan is prime place, where demoiselle Cranes migrates during winter till and remain there till the end of moth March approximately. These migratory birds nestling at village Khichan are attraction for the tourists.
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Tourism Department and District Administration
Deputy Director
Tourist Reception Centre
02912545083
trcjod291[at]gmail[dot]com
How to reach
The nearest airport is Jodhpur,
which is 150 KMs away.
The nearest convenient railway station is Phalodi,
which is 5 KMs away.
The nearest major city is Phalodi,
which is 1KMs away.
