Sheetla Mata shrine at the top of the hill in the village Doongri Seel-ki-Doongri, which is 5 km from Chaksu, the district headquarters and 35 km from Jaipur, Rajasthan. It is celebrated in honor of the deity Sheetla Mata (Goddess of epidemic diseases like measles and chicken pox).
During one week in the month of Chaitra (according to Hindu calendar), which usually falls in March or April.
It is said that if the wrath of Sheetla Mata was released, then spread the epidemic. This fair takes place to make offerings and worship of the deity in his favor and keep your pacified. In the sanctuary, a red stone represents the deity.
Thousands of pilgrims visit the fair and it is customary to cook their own food and eat only after offering food to the deity at the shrine.
A small livestock fair is also organized where awards are given to breeders who have the best quality livestock. The rural population can be seen trading on shoes, clothes, food, utensils and tools.
