Which dance form of Rajasthan is included in intangible cultural heritage list of UNESCO in 2010?

Correct option is B

Kalbeliya is a traditional Rajasthani dance form performed by the Kalbeliya tribe, known for their snake-charming profession. The dance is characterized by rapid movements, intricate footwork, and expressive gestures that mimic the movements of snakes. In 2010, Kalbeliya was recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, a testament to its cultural significance and the vibrant folk traditions of Rajasthan.
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The Kalbeliya dance is performed by women of the Kalbeliya tribe and is often accompanied by traditional music using instruments like the dholak, khartal, and been.
This dance form reflects the region's deep connection with nature, particularly the serpentine movements that symbolize the tribe's historical association with snakes.
Additional Information:
• Geendar: This dance form is not recognized by UNESCO.
• Bhawai: While Bhawai is an important Rajasthani folk dance, it is not listed as part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage.
• Kachchhi Ghodi: This is a folk dance, but it is not the one included in the UNESCO heritage list for 2010.