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Bikaner is a colorful desert town famous for its classic desert outpost look, grand ancient forts and others. Since it is seldom capsulated by tourism elements, you can enjoy a hustle-free vacation here. Among the many elements of Bikaner, camel is an important one.
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The best way to witness and explore the culture of the imperial state of Rajasthan in India is to pay a visit to the sand dunes of the golden Jaisalmer desert to attend the Jaisalmer Desert Festival. It is a cultural extravaganza prepared specially for tourists and travelers to showcase the colorful culture of Rajasthan.
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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?
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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.
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Abhaneri Festival focuses on expressing cultural elements of the tribe and locals. This is the festival for live cultural entertainment, adventure activities, shopping and much more. Every second of this festival is dedicated to expressing the cultural and traditional value of the land.
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Mysore, the city of the royal palace, is known for its age-old tradition of celebrating Dussehra or ‘Dasara’ in a lavish and majestic way. It is celebrated for 10 days and concludes with Vijayadashami.
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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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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.
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September 27 is observed as the World Tourism Day, worldwide and it is celebrated every year. Since 1980, the World Tourism Organization under UNO who has been responsible for promoting and sustaining tourism throughout the world; conducts this celebration every year.
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Perhaps the most spiritual and uniquely mesmerizing fest with wonderful people, displays, stalls, shops and experiences is the largest fair in India – Kumbh Mela. The fair is the meeting of holy men every three years, from different walks of life coming to the vast fair grounds at Allahabad in the state of Uttar Pradesh
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The weather in India turns to be cooler and pleasant in the month of November. Therefore, it is considered to be an excellent month to visit India. The month is also said to be auspicious according to Hindu belief. During this period of time you will be able to get indulged into various fairs and
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Bhutan is overwhelming with cultural activities, no matter when you plan to visit the region. In particular, visit during festivals to enjoy a colorful phase of your vacation. Every month, Bhutan holds at least one cultural festival or celebration. According to experts, it is best to visit Bhutan during any local festival. However, not all
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Starting with God’s own country in Kerala, to the vibrant culture of Tamil Nadu, from the well organized cyber parks of Karnataka to the diversity of Andhra Pradesh… South India is home to numerous popular festivals that are as vibrant and diverse as the land itself.
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Ganesh Chaturthi is around the corner and it is the best time to visit Mumbai. Celebrated throughout the country, in a grand manner, Ganesh Chaturthi is very famous among Hindus. In 2019, the festival will begin on 2nd September and ends on 12th September.
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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.
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