India is a country of dynamic cultures and by the arrival of festivals spreads an ultimate charm and enthusiasm by the locals. The most culturally rich land of India, celebrates many different festivals of varied religions wherein you can get indulge in the local cultures, traditions, and heritage. Experiencing the each of Indian fairs and festivals is like a living a hundred lives in one, these reflects the essence of different religions. Although the magical beautiful of India is magnified by these festivals, so be sure to experience at least these most famous festivals in India to experience.
Diwali - the Festival of Lights
The most famous Indian festival of Diwali is known for its colourful lightings that sparkle up the cities in its own way. This joyous festival is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm which ignites the brotherhood and togetherness in the country.
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Holi - the Festival of Colors
The splash of different naturally made colours can be experience during the Holi festival. The craze of celebrating Holi in India is stunningly fascinating when you can play with colours and enjoy myriad hues of jubilance.
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Onam - Harvest Festival of Kerala
The most important festival of Kerala, Onam is an auspicious yet colourful affair. This 10 days long festival is widely celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm when people adorn their homes with floral arrangements. You can witness the famous Kathakali dance of South Indian on your Kerala Trip Package.
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Lodhi - Punjabi Folk Festival
A renowned harvest of North India, Lodhi is an amazing festival celebrated with warmth and harmony. The festival is celebrated in the month of January (winter season) when people sing traditional folklores, enjoy dancing, and sit around the bonfire. You can become a part of this festival in Amristar with an extension from Golden Triangle India (a tour of Delhi, Agra, Jaipur).
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Eid-ul-Fitr - Marks the end of Ramadan
The most important festival of Muslim community in India, Eid-ul-Fitr marks as the end of Ramadan month. People visit mosque for conducting an auspicious prayer for their good health and great future ahead.
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Makar Sankranti - Kite Festival
Also known as Sankrat, Makar Sankranti is celebrated in the month of January marking as the beginning of new harvest season. During this festival, you can witness the colourful kites in the sky and experience the ethnic charm of Hindu customs.
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These all are the most famous festivals of India which you must experience for atleast once in a lifetime. So, while planning your India tour holidays, consider any of these festivals in your travel plan to immerse yourself in its magical charm.
