Places to Visit in India
India is a land of colorful fairs and festivals celebrated in each of its regions with great enthusiasm and fun. The country enjoys many festivals that are lined up throughout the year starting from the month of January till the end of December. Be it the cultural festival celebrations or camel carnivals, the country remains drenched in the festivity mood. With the arrival of each fair and festival, every region of India gets lively and dig deep into the cultural blend of India.
The festival of lights and lamps, Diwali or Deepawali is widely celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm mainly by Hindu’s, Sikhs, and Jain’s around the world. The lively ambiance in India lights up with twinkling lights, bursting crackers on the ...
A prominent colorful festival of India, Holi is grandly celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in all across the country. The beating of nagada’s (drum), bright colors in the air, people with smiling faces, the sweetness of love, the arrival ...
The internationally famous Desert Festival of Jaisalmer is one of the prominent traditional carnivals of India celebrated every year in the month of February. With a complete portrait of folk tunes, tinges, and twines, framed in the sandy regions of ...
On a diversified landscape of the Indian Sub-continent, an elongated stretch of sand dunes in Rajasthan the annual Camel Festival is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm. With a fact of Camel being a “Ship of Thar Desert”, this giant ...
Rajasthan is a land of colourful fair’s & festivals, and Teej is amongst an important monsoon festival celebrated on the third day of the waxing moon in the month of Shravan as per the Hindu Calendar. Teej festival marks the ...
Also known as Pushkar Camel Fair or Pushkar Mela, the traditional fair is celebrated in a small holy town of Rajasthan - Pushkar every year in November at the month of Kartik Purnima. This 7 days colorful, unique exhibition is ...