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The tale of two cities - Chettinad & Shekhawat only with CNBC Awaaz

 

MUMBAI: CNBC Awaaz Festival Bazaar this festive season takes its viewers on a journey to the homelands of the most prosperous and money trading communities - The Chettinad and the Shekhawat in Rajasthan. The viewers will embark on a journey through India's most successful and prosperous communities of India.

The Chettinad culture is observed diligently in Chettiar homes. They are a community known for their business excellence and trading expertise. Chettinad is extremely popular for its woodcarving, grand mansions in stone and also the most dexterous carvings. Gold and silver jewellery, woven saris, palm-leaf baskets, handmade tiles, egg plastering, beautiful temples rise like mirages and last but not the least - the exemplary Chettinad cuisine! The cuisine is so ambrosial that it has made it extremely popular.

With CNBC Awaaz you can take a look at the heritage that is facing a decline, but continues to reflect the gumption typical to the community that lent its name to this land: The Chettiars.

The Kachhwaha Rajput Warrior Clan of Suryavansham or simply the Shekhawat Rajputs from the Shekhawati regions are culturally rich and have artistic and cultural traditions which reflect the ancient Indian way of life. They also have magnificent history and very attractive customs & traditions. The Shekhawati region produces a large number of Marwaris who are driving the economy of India. Most of the traders in the stock market and otherwise belong to this community.

The region also boasts of its rich and varied folk culture from villages which is both fascinating and mesmerizing. Highly cultivated classical music and dance with its own distinct style is part of the cultural tradition of Shekhawat.

Shekhawat is extremely popular for the majestic forts, intricately carved temples and decorated havelis, which were built by kings in previous ages. The grand havelis and palaces that are now being converted into luxury hotels are an example of a perfect marriage of tradition with civilization. Feast your eyes with the monuments of Ratangarh and Nawalgarh and also the exotic frescoes that adorn the exquisitely carved havelis of Shekhawati in Rajasthan, India.

So pack your bags and get ready to visit the enchanting temples of Chettinad and ride on the camels through the golden deserts of Shekhawati region all only on CNBC Awaaz - Laxmi Putra Travel Special - November 3 onwards on Saturdays - 8:30 pm with a Repeat telecast on Sunday - 9:30 pm

 
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