Introduction to the Kampil Fair in Uttar Pradesh : 

Kampilya called Kampil today, is a village in tehsil Kasganj of Etah district, situated on the banks of the Ganga. During the epic period it was the capital of King Drupad, the father of the Queen Draupadi, wife of the five Pandava's of Mahabharat. It was the birth place of the 13th tirthaiikar Brahlan Vimal Nath and was graced by the visit of Lord Mahavir. The neighboring ruins and mounds contain the relics and sculptures of Jain period. Every year a Jain Mela is held for five days in the month of March thronged by Jain devouts.

Description of the Kampil Fair in Uttar Pradesh :
This fair derives its name from the place Kampil where it is celebrated. Kampil is an ancient historical town that finds mention in our epics. The place was earlier known as Kampilya and was the capital of King Draupad.

Brahlan Vimal Nath, the thirteenth tirthankara was born in Kampil. This town in the Farrukabad district was also visited by Lord Mahavira. The Kampil Fair is held to commemorate the visit of this great man of virtue.

The Kampil Fair attracts a large number of people each year. The fair is the meeting ground of many Jain devotees. This colorful carnival is thoroughly enjoyed by all of them. They participate in various activities; purchase various products that are there for sale. They experience thoroughly the sheer joy of living. A lot of fun and enjoyment characterizes the Kampil Fair.

Time for celebrating the Kampil Fair in Uttar Pradesh :
The Kampil Fair is held every year in the month of March and continues for five days.