Khetlaji is a native folk deity for the people of different caste and creed in the Marwar region.
[1] Every year on Chaitra Sudi ekam (according to Vikram Samvat), a large fair is organised for two days.
The most devout come barefoot from their native places in order to receive the great blessing.
Sonana Khetlaji temple also has an idol of a snake which is believed to be one of the forms of Shree Ketlaji.
It is believed that Lord Bhairav used to protect the sages who were meditating in the Aravalli hill range.
[1] Every year on Chaitra Sudi ekam, a fair is held for two days in the honor of Shri Khetlaji.
Thoroughbred and well-trained 'Marwari' horses perform different skills and even dance to the rhythms of musical instruments much to the amazement of the visitors.