The historic horse market at Nakhasa Bazaar in Kashipur, which dates back 170 years and was famous for trading rare horse breeds, has been forced to shut down due to unavailability of land. The fair, established in 1855, used to attract traders from all over India. This sudden closure signifies the conclusion of a significant chapter in the cultural and commercial legacy of the region.
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Kashipur’s Historic Horse Market Closes After 170 Years Due to Land Unavailability, Ending Era of Cultural Trade
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