Immensely huge and diverse country of India is a land of festivals, where people from different religions coexist harmoniously together while celebrating different festivals with great zeal and enthusiasm. An absolute true manifestation of its rich cultures and traditions can be well experienced during a visit in the festivals. With so many Indian festivals, the most exciting ones are discussed below which you can experience during your India holiday travel. Being a part of India’s culturally rich festivities would leave you mesmerized for once because participating in these traditional events will allow you to immerse in its authentic lifestyle. While traveling around in India, a journey can remain incomplete, if you miss participating in the colourful fiestas of the country and some of the most famous festivals that you should experience for at least once in a life includes -
Makar Sankranti in January -
Makar Sankranti marks the real new year of north Indians and Sikhs which is celebrated just a day after Lohri during the mid of January. On this day, people fly colorful kites and challenge each other for fun and enjoyment. At Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, the celebration is held on a large scale and people enjoy it to the fullest.
Holi in March -
The festive full colours - Holi is one of the most famous festivals in India, celebrated with a lot of fervor across the country. During this celebration, people play with colors with each other and spread love and happiness in the community.
Onam in August -
Amongst the most important national festivals of India, Onam is celebrated in Kerala with great zeal and enthusiasm. People wear traditional attires, decorate their houses with flowers, and prepare Onasadya (meal to 13 dishes). Become a part of this festival during your Kerala Tour Package.
Navratri in October -
The most revered festival of Navratri lasts for 9 days where people garba and highly energetic dandiya raas. Every day of this festival has its own significance and the aura becomes youthful, invigorating, and divine.
Diwali in November -
The most eminent Hindu Festival of India, Diwali is celebrated with all pomps and shows. The festival of lights and lamps is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasts when people dress up beautifully and decorate their houses with clay lamps, candles, flowers, and leaves.
India is a country of fairs and festivals which are celebrated throughout the year with great zeal and enthusiasm. If you are someone who is planning for a India Tour, then there’s nothing better than getting a chance to participate in these fairs or festivals. These give a clear introduction of how much culturally rich India is. Well, most of these festivals are held during the months of winter, so plan your India trip during this season and enjoy memorable holidays in the country.
