[5] Some of the highlights of the festival include[6] Colorful processions wind their way through the streets of Bundi, featuring elaborately decorated camels, horses, and elephants adorned with traditional attire and accessories.

[7][8] A bustling marketplace is set up during the festival, offering a wide range of handcrafted items, textiles, jewelry, and pottery at the playground of Government Senior Secondary School, Bundi.

[9] The festival features captivating performances of traditional Rajasthani folk music, dance, and theater at Chaurasi Khambon ki Chhatri in the city of Bundi.

[12] Deepdan, an event during which earthen lamps are lit and set afloat on the waters of Nawal Sagar Lake in the city of Bundi, in which thousands of citizens participate and enjoy.

[8] On the last day of the grand and colorful Bundi Utsav, visitors from foreign countries enjoyed the village safari and learned about the rich culture of rural India.