The peacock dance is performed in the rainy season.The rain is welcomed by all the people particularly by the peacock. People enjoy and dance like peacock during the rainy season.

Also known as the Sapera(snake) song, this is one of the most serious dance from of Rajasthan , performed by the Kalbeliyas snake charmers ribbons As they spin in a circle, their bodies sway acrobatically, so that it is impossible to belive that they are made of anything other than rubber. As the beat increases in tempo,the pace increases to such a pitch , that it leaves the viewer as exhausted as the dancer. The musical instruments used for the dance are been, Dufli,Bafang(a one wire instrument) and the large dhol (drum)..

Terah Taal Dance in Rajasthan in India is one of the beautiful folk dance performances that attract tourists from all over. The Terah Taal Dance, Rajasthan is performed by the Kamada tribe who are traditional snake charmers. Besides this it is also performed by the tribes of Mirasi, Bhand, Dholi, Bhat and Nat. The Terah Taal Dance in Rajasthan however is also an important ritual in the Baba Ramdev temple at Runecha..

One of the most spectacular dances of Rajasthan, it consists of veiled women dancers balancing several pitchers on their heads and at the same time nimble, pirouetting, and then swaying with the soles of their feet perched on top of a glass, or on the edge of a sword. There is a sense of cutting edge suspense to the performance. The dance is a feat of amazing dexterity.

Dancers choreograph deft patterns with their heads. The performance is made more picturesque with flames and cotton seeds set alight, so that the bobbing heads create streaks of illuminated patterns as they move effortlessly around the floor.

Also known as the Sapera(snake)dance, this is one of the most serious dance from of Rajasthan , performed by the Kalbeliyas snake charmers ribbons As they spin in a circle, their bodies sway acrobatically, so that it is impossible to belive that they are made of anything other than rubber. As the beat increases in tempo,the pace increases to such a pitch , that it leaves the viewer as exhausted as the dancer. The musical instruments used for the dance are been, Dufli,Bafang(a one wire instrument) and the large dhol (drum).

Photograph slide of different dances and picture taken with different artist.