The four-day annual fair had provided a platform to rural artisans and self help groups (SHGs) to display and sell their products like handcrafted articles, ornaments, fabrics, showpieces and a wide range of spices and food. There were over 339 stalls of food products and other material at the shopping cum food fiesta.

The Bhimthadi Jatra, through its consistent efforts for rural women's empowerment throughout the last decade has earned the respect of millions. It has also brought about an impactful change in the social, economic and cultural spheres of Maharashtra.

This Bhimthadi Jatra expressed the thoughts sensitivity and sense of belonging. Puneites wholeheartedly enjoyed the authentic rural culture. Agricultural Department Trust Baramati has helped revitalize the dying Indian cultural traditions.

The visitors enjoyed Kolhapur’s special red curry, Mawal chicken and stuffed chapatti (Mande) to name a few among many delicious items. Record number pf people visited the carnival.

During 2012 record number of Saving Groups registered their participation in this edition.

Bhimthadi Jatra, chance to present her skills such as handicrafts, textiles, food, music etc.

During 2011’s Bhimthadi Fair Puneites enjoyed the authentic Maharashtrian cuisine

In 2009’s Bhimthadi Fair the duration was increased from 4 to 5 days on public demand

Bhimthadi Jatra, a the perfect combination of culture, Skills and entertainment.

Bhimthadi jatra is a rural carnival having varity of area like Cultural exhibition, Food market, Flee Market, Live Shows and much more.

The year we started, a seed that grew to such a big tree.

The four-day annual fair had provided a platform to rural artisans and self help groups (SHGs) to display and sell their products like handcrafted articles, ornaments, fabrics, showpieces and a wide range of spices and food. There were over 339 stalls of food products and other material at the shopping cum food fiesta.