Fairs and Festivals

The culture and tradition of India are well recognized for their colorful festivals and grand fairs. These not only keep alive the spirit of deep-seated tradition but also strengthen the bond of unity in diversity. People irrespective of their caste and races celebrate each other's festivals and organize fairs participating with full spirit. Delicious dishes, colorful clothes and fireworks are some of the gestures that throw light on the rollicking festive jamborees of the county in front of the world. These anxiously awaited festivals take place in the country every year. People prepare for it enthusiastically competing with lots of colorful and creative decorations. We have summarized the top celebrations that you must see for one of a kind experience. 

Konark Dance Festival, Odisha

Thanks to the Indian heritage, people put in as their dedication and devotion which clearly reflects in the Konark Dance Festival. It is organized in the evening that is when the stage becomes alive with powerful classical dance performances by the artists. Wearing traditional attires and ghungroo you get to see different dances viz. Bhratnatayam, Chau Dances, Kathak, Odissi and Manipuri.

Goa Carnival, Goa

People of all age-groups wait for this festival eagerly every year that involves fun-filled celebrations like a party, dance and processions. The state government supports it equally to carry forward the age-old Portuguese heritage of Goa. It takes place every year in the month of March.

Nehru Trophy Boat Race, Kerala

Snake boats are a popular symbol of Kerala state and interestingly also play a big part in the famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race. It is celebrated every year on the second Saturday of August in a backwater area of Allapuzha in Punnamada Lake. Cheer the teams riding the Snake boats and feel the joy of the energy-packed event.

Pushkar Mela, Rajasthan

Don't miss the biggest fair of Rajasthan that deals with the indigenous livestock. People gather in Pushkar to buy and sell their camels which has been successfully carrying out for a century. It also offers a good chance to know about the nomadic life of Rajasthan.

Hornbill Festival, Nagaland

A famous festival of Nagaland state, it displays the culture and tradition of the tribal heritage of India. Named after the native bird, Hornbill, it is celebrated every year from 1st to 7th December. Hordes of people come to attend the festival to explore the lifestyle of the Naga tribe.

Kumbha Mela

Recognized as one of the world’s largest religious mass congregation, Kumbha Mela receives attention from all over the world. It is conducted by Hindus who travel from far and wide to take a holy dip in sacred rivers. The major sites of this festival are Allahabad, Benaras, Haridwar and Ujjain.

Hemis Festival, Ladakh

In the only cold desert of India, Ladakh, Hemis festival is quite a grand celebratory affair organized by the locals. On this day, Buddhist people commemorate the death of Swami Padmasambhava. It is held in June or July and is a perfect time to understand Buddhist culture.

Kutch Rann Utsav

Revel in the colors of festivities by attending the famous festival of Kutch, Gujarat called Rann Utsav. It is a carnival of music and dance celebrated on the celestial looking region of the state. A lot of activities are organized for the visitors like Golf Cart, ATV Ride, Camel Cart Excursion and Paramotoring.

Holi

The famous festival of colors, Holi is celebrated every year in India in the month of March. Its unique way of celebrations in every state makes it more interesting and fun. Some of the best places to enjoy Holi are Mathura & Vrindavan, Lathmar Holi in Uttar Pradesh, Hola Mohalla in Anandpur Sahib of Punjab, Jaipur, Udaipur and Hampi.

Diwali

Diwali, also called the ‘festival of lights’, is one of the major festivals of India which falls every year in the month of October or November. People decorate their homes with tinsels, lights, lamps called diyas and worship Goddess Lakshmi. The houses and streets decorated with twinkling lights is a beautiful sight during this festive season.

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