Jaipur History Festival begins at City Palace

Jaipur History Festival (JHF) 2023 began on the theme of 'Education Through Monuments'. More than 1500 students from 17 schools of Jaipur and 22 schools from Delhi, Ahmedabad, Varanasi, and Hyderabad are participating in the festival. Bringing a cultural extravaganaza, students from different schools exhibited their talent with their cultural performances. Students of Sunbeam School Varanasi, showcased the Ganga Aarti reflecting the story of Ganga, and showcasing a 3 minutes movie of Varanasi projects with different monuments linking it to the monuments of Jaipur. A dance drama was performed by the Modern School, Jaipur on Jagat Shiromani Temple and Panna Meena ki Baoli. On the other hand, Subodh Public School Rambagh presented the aspects of Albert Museum through a documentary and a puppet dance. SRN International School merged different monuments like Galtaji Kund, Sisodiya Garden, Rajarajeshwari Temple and Gaitore ki Chhatriyan into a six minute dance-drama. Sunbeam School, Laharta presented a tableau on Tulsi Das.

Green Fields School Delhi presented Humayun’s Tomb through a Sufi song. After a mesmerising cultural programme the exhibition area showcased these monuments, covering concepts related to mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geography, economics, sociology and political science. The emphasis was that a monument can be used as a teaching pedagogy for all subjects. Workshops were conducted on painting your favourite monument, printmaking, block print, pottery making, making of animation film, and origami. In flow with the success of ISRO, Mayoor School Jaipur conducted a workshop on how to make a rocket and launched three mini rockets during the festival. Rama Datt, executive trustee, Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum Trust launched the first rocket.
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