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India is a land of diverse culture, which leads to a diverse lifestyle, celebrations and much more. India gets its spectrum of beauty from this diversity and if you wish to enjoy this diverse culture, the best time to visit is during festivals. Each festival is unique and in some cases, the same festival is
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India is a land of different cultures and religions. There are many societies and ethnic groups co-existing with each other in harmony. This unique feature of ‘Unity in Diversity’ is the attraction point for many tourists to come on an exploration spree. And one thing that is ‘not to be missed’ on this excursion is
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India is a host for almost all the religions of the world. India’s culture thrives with these festivals, fairs and gatherings. In short, the country is a colorful potpourri of celebrations, which result in spirit of harmony. The country literally celebrates everything starting from the beginning of spring to presence of specific full moon. There
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Bundi is a small town, located in Hadoti region of Rajasthan. The city is known for its historical architecture and culture. The sweetness of Bundi is people living there. Its picturesque and magnificent sightseeing areas always attract tourists. The town is fully equipped with famous temples Hanumanji Temple, Radhai Krishan Temple, Neelkanth Mahadev Bundi and
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This carnival is the biggest celebration of Fort Cochin. This ten-day celebration ends on New Year’s Eve. It is famous for its colorful costumes, street parades, decorated elephants, music, dance and much more. Why is it more fun to visit a destination during a celebration? You can find all the hidden delights out in the
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Everything about India is unique starting from its diverse natural resources to culture. The same goes with Christmas too. Are you looking for a destination to enjoy some unusual and unique Christmas celebration? Here are a few Best Places to Celebrate Christmas in India. 1. Delhi Delhi is the land where you can find people
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Diwali is the biggest festival in India. It is the festival of lights and candles. The word ‘Diwali’ means the row of diyas. This festival is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims, and Buddhists. This festival is celebrated new beginnings and the victory of good over evil and light over darkness. On this day, people light
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The Pushkar Mela also known as the Pushkar Camel Fair is a unique celebration of the beauty of their coveted “ship of the desert” – the camel along with some other cattle. It is estimated that more than 2 lakh people from all around the world visit this unique fair, which mainly focuses on trading
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India is a country of huge cultural diversification. It is a land with a maximum number of festivals and religions altogether. This is the reason why India celebrates the most worldwide. Diwali is one of the most well-known festivals worldwide, which India celebrates. Diwali or Dipawali is also known as the “festivals of lights” in
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Tourism Department of Arunachal Pradesh celebrates this festival to promote the tourist attractions and traditional values. Tawang is a wonderful festival, to know about the rich varied traditions and cultures of Arunachal Pradesh. The name Tawang came to the festival after the name of a hill station Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. Tawang hill station in
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Rann Utsav is an exotic desert festival, which provides a peek to the cultural and natural beauty of the land. This festival is a fusion of religion, music, dance, craft, and hospitality on the salty white desert land. Tourists stay in the desert in small tents to enjoy wonderful activities and take part in other
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Rajasthan is a state known for its grand palaces and forts, rich history, colorful attires, warm and welcoming people and mouth watering cuisines. Like any other prominent Indian state, Rajasthan also has its unique collection of eclectic and colorful festivals all year round; one of the most striking of all of them is the Marwar
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Durga Pooja is not a local festival of West Bengal. This prime festival is celebrated throughout the country, with equal importance. This is an annual Hindu festival celebrated during September or October. This festival is celebrated with many variations depending on the region. The colonial era is said to have imparted many changes to the
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November marks the beginning of cool climate in India. By the end of October, frequent rainfalls would cease and the place starts to cool gradually. With full moon around the corner, this month has many auspicious dates and unique celebrations in its pockets. You would find many religious celebrations and joyous happenings at various places
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India is a land of colorful fest and festivals. Indians celebrate the festivals with enthusiasm and splendor. They perform the rituals wholeheartedly and seek blessings from the Gods and Goddesses. Each of the festival has its own significance and creates a wonderful surrounding. September and October comes on a happy note with pleasant weather and
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