What makes Baisakhi so special, is that it marks the first day of the new year according to the Sikh calendar. Another amazing root to this festival is that Baisakhi was one of the three main festivals that the third Sikh Guru, Guru Amar Das ji chose to celebrate. On the day of Baisakhi, in the year...

< style"text-align: justify;">Hola Mohalla is a vibrant festival unique to Punjab. The festival is all about gallant, warriors, bravery, victory, glory and fearlessness. The word ‘Hola’ is a masculine form of the feminine word ‘Holi. It extends to three days but attendees stay for around a week in t...

Spring, which marks the end of winters normally starts from first week of March. In the spring season, nature is in full bloom and the almond blossoms and blooming of Yemberzal Flower Narcissus (Botanical name) mark the advent of spring season. The spring season symbolizes festivity and gaiety as pe...

Psychedelic hues of red, yellow, green lights illuminating nooks and corners of intricately carved the Sun Temple of Modhera, during dark and breezy nights of January, create a Chiaroscuro effect of time and space! The Sun Temple of Modhera is a masterpiece of the Golden Age of the Solanki Empire, w...

Navratri is a Hindu festival that spans nine nights and is celebrated every year in the autumn. Navratri, meaning 'nine nights', is one of the most popular and widely celebrated Hindu festivals in many parts of India. Gujarat, however, is the only state that erupts into a nine-night dance festival,...

Tulip festival is an annual celebration that aims to showcase the magic of Tulips in the world famous Tulip garden as part of tourism efforts by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. It is organized during the onset of spring season in Kashmir valley. Tulips in Kashmir remain in bloom for 15-20 da...

Mubarak Mandi also called the Royal Dogra palaces have a history of more than 150 years. A very beautiful architecture, blended with Baroque, Mughal, Rajasthani and European styles, attracts tourists in large number. The most striking sections of the complex are Sheesh Mahal, Rani Charak Mahal, the...

Kala Ghoda Art Festival is an unique festival held in Mumbai which celebrates art. A 9 day long festival dedicated to art gets organised by Kala Ghoda Association each year. The first time, this festival was celebrated in the 1999, and the same has managed to grow with leaps and bonds through passin...

Rajgir Mahotsav is a beautiful representation of history, religion, art, and culture and has a reputation not only in Bihar but also at the national and international level. The tradition of celebrating this festival has been around since 1986 and is celebrated to highlight the historically and cult...

Mandu also known as “City of Joy”. It is very popular Historical & Heritage tourism destination, to recognize the importance & to promote the destination for Domestic & International tourists “Mandu Festival” was curated & first Edition was organized from 28 Dec. 2019 – 3rd Jan 2020....

To promote “Orchha” the Architectural & Heritage city as International Tourist destination, Orchha Festival was curated. First edition of Orchha Festival was organized from 06 to 08 March 2020. The festival sees attractive display & conglomeration of items from Arts & Craft, Handlooms, R...

The Pushkar Fair (Pushkar Camel Fair) or Pushkar Mela, as it is locally known as, is an annual weeklong camel and livestock fair held in the town of Pushkar between the months of October and November. It is one of the world's largest camel fairs. Apart from the buying and selling of livestock, it ha...

Gangaur is one of the most important festivals in Rajasthan. In some form or the other, it is celebrated all over Rajasthan. “Gan” is a synonym for Lord Shiva & “Gauri” or “Gaur” stands for Goddess Parvati, the heavenly consort of Lord Shiva. Gangaur celebrates the union of the two and is a symb...

Conceptualised in the year 2000, the Hornbill Festival is a ten day annual tourism promotional event organised by the State Government to showcase Nagaland’s rich and traditional cultural heritage in all its ethnicity, diversity and grandeur. Dubbed as the “Festival of Festivals” this event provides...

Namsoong festival is celebrated every year, in Upper Dzongu region at the confluence of river Teesta and Rongyung Chu. The festival marks the New Year for the Lepchas and is celebrated during the December-January timeframe. The festival is gradually pacing up to be one of the most sought after cultu...

Sikkim Red Panda Winter Carnival named after the exotic State animal of Sikkim the ‘Red Panda’ is organized during the cold winter months of December/ January annually. The Sikkim Red Panda Winter Carnival is one of the most awaited cultural events that showcase the traditions and culture of the Sik...

Tuluni is a festival of great significance for the Sumi Nagas. This festival is marked with feasts as the occasion occurs in the bountiful season of the year. The event is also called “Anni” which denotes the season of plentiful crops. Another main feature of this festival is the exchange of gifts a...

The magical performances, star lit skies at the backdrop of the temple reminds you of the glorious cultural heritage, immortalized so skillfully in Odisha's Temple Architecture.This year enjoy the enthralling performances from 14th - 16th January at the Mukteshwar Temple. The Mukteswar Dance Fest...

The Konark Dance Festival (KDF) has been held in the poetic sands of Konark, since the last 32 years unabated, when it commenced in 1986. Within the dates of 1st to 5th December every year, Konark experiences a surge of tourists and art enthusiasts alike, to envision the biggest and the grandest of...

Dhulandi Festival (Festival of Colours) is celebrated all over India a day after Holika Dahan and marks the beginning of spring. On this day, young and old alike play with colours and water, and the celebrations can last for the better part of the day. The festival is celebrated in a very special wa...

A pilgrimage to the holy shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji is considered to be one of the holiest pilgrimage of our times. Popular in the world as Mooh Mangi Muradhay Poori Krne wall Mata, Sh. Mata Vaishno Devi Ji resides in a Holy cave located in the folds of Trikoot Parvat. Due to unflinching fa...

The city of destiny, Visakhapatnam or Vizag is nestled between the mountains of the eastern ghats and the mighty Bay Of Bengal. Home to the eastern command of the Indian Navy, the quaint town is a home to picturesque beaches, lesser known cultures and some lip smacking food. One of the most popular...

The Houseboats of Kashmir Valley are famous for their uniqueness, richness, beauty, hospitality and design throughout the world and acts as a tool for promoting and attracting a number of tourists to Kashmir valley from across the globe.To celebrate the uniqueness of this floating marvel, the Depart...

International Shivratri Festival, MandiMandi Shivaratri Fair is an annual renowned international fair that is held for 7 days starting with the Hindu festival of Shivaratri, in the Mandi town of the Indian State of Himachal Pradesh. The festival’s popularity is widespread and hence is known as an in...

International Lavi Fair, RampurA sprawling township on the banks of Sutlej River, Rampur Bushehar is the gateway to Kinnaur and Spiti. The town was founded as a trading outpost and Lavi Fair is the outcome of a treaty signed between Bushehar and Tibet. Lavi fair of Rampur is the most important fair...

Centuries ago there lived a king and a queen who had a hundred sons. It is believed that all the sons were killed in a war and the couple prayed to the goddess Lakshmi to be born as their daughter. Seeing the dedication of the couple, the goddess was born princess Lakshmi. She was named Bathukamma (...

A ritual and a celebration that has no parallel anywhere in the world is the grand Mahamastakabhisheka that takes place in Shravanabelagola, Karnataka. It happens once in 12 years and is a grand spectacle that people wait for with bated breath.Mahamastakabhisheka is the abhisheka or anointment of th...

If you want to experience a slice of the grandeur of the culture of the royal city of Mysuru, visiting the city during the famous Mysuru Dasara celebrations is a must. An annual festival that is spread over 10 days, brings alive the vibrant culture of the city and bathes it in a halo of effervescent...

Hampi, the jewel of Karnataka and the pride of India is an enduring ode to the grandeur of India’s heritage. The stones and boulders of Hampi have a million stories to tell, a million symphonies to enthral you and transport you into the grand era of the Vijayanagara Empire. There is no better time t...

Aoleang Monyü is an ancient spring festival celebrated by all Konyaks in the first week of Aoleang lee (April) since time immemorial. Aoleang is observed to mark the end of the old year and to welcome the new-year beginning with spring. Prayers are offered to God for a bountiful harvest. This festiv...

Sekrenyi is celebrated annually as part of the Mini Hornbill Tribal Festival in the month of February. The Sekrenyi festival is the biggest festival of the Angami tribe and it falls on the 25th day of the Angami month of Kezei. It is a celebration of purification accompanied with feasting and singin...

As the chill of winter recedes and the charm of spring descends on the Khasi Hills, it is marked by one of the community’s biggest festivals. Shad Suk Mysiem is the khasi way of offering their thanks to the creators for all the blessings and bountiful harvests received – characterized by many symbol...

Anthurium Festival The most popular festival celebrated in Mizoram, the Anthurium Festival is a successful tourism promotion venture of the Tourism Department. This three-day festival is held annually at the Tourist Resort Reiek, located in Reiek, a quaint and picturesque village which is about a...

This two-day festival is organized annually by the Department of Tourism, Government of Mizoram, at the Tuirial Airfield which is an abandoned airstrip located located about 21 kilometres from Aizawl's City centre. Celebrated usually during the second-last weekend of November, it is designed to show...

Apart from a deep zest for life, the other important aspect of Mizo traditions is agriculture. A lot of the general populace is involved in slash-and-burn or "jhum" cultivation. These agriculture cycles and seasons deeply define the yearly calendars of the Mizos and inspire their festivals and celeb...

Rongali" the festival showcases the ethnic mosaic of Assam and promotes the spectacular music, dance, crafts, and food culture of the State. Over the years of existence, Rongali witnessed by a large audience, tourists, and national media. It has earned massive recognition in establishing itself as o...

In order to showcase and highlight the regional culture, heritage and traditions of the area during this period, the Jammu & Kashmir Tourism Department has instituted the Winter Carnival as an annual event to be held for 03 Days in the month of December -January every year. The Annual event i...

Mango Mela at Pinjore Gardens is a two day event which celebrated the King of Fruits – Mango. An annual event, this Mela is hosted by Haryana Tourism jointly in collaboration with Horticulture Department, Haryana. Every corner of Pinjore Gardens wears a festive look, as cut-outs and props of flow...

Once a year, the empty sands around Jaisalmer come alive with a mesmerising performance on the sand dunes in the form of the Desert Festival. The festival, organised by the Department of Tourism around January-February, goes on for three whole days and lets you enjoy the rich and colourful Rajasthan...

Haryana Tourism celebrates and organizes the Pinjore Heritage Festival every year in the month of December at Yadavindra Gardens, Pinjore, Panchkula, Haryana. The event is organized to commemorate and celebrate the unique heritage of Pinjore and its famed Mughal Gardens. The grandeur of the royal...

Bikaner Camel Festival is an annual festival dedicated to the ship of the desert. Organized by Rajasthan Tourism in the month of March, the celebrations include camel races, camel milking, fur cutting design, best breed competition, camel acrobatics, camel beauty pageants, rural wrestling, tug of wa...

Surajkund International Crafts Mela is a mosaic of India’s diversity. It is a joyous celebration of colours, crafts, music & rhythm, art and culture held every year at Surajkund in Faridabad, Haryana. The curtains rise in this magnificent setting and a world of exclusive craft is unveiled before...

Teej refers to all the monsoon festivals observed particularly in the western and northern states of India. The festivals celebrate the bounty of nature, arrival of the monsoon, greenery and birds with social activities, rituals & customs. The festival is mainly for women, and includes dancing,...

Located 84 kms north of Udaipur in the wilderness, Kumbhalgarh is the second most important citadel after Chittorgarh in the Mewar region. Cradled in the Aravali Ranges the fort was built in the 15th century AD by Rana Kumbha. The inaccessibility and hostility of the topography lends a semblance of...

National Winter Carnival, Manali Manali is one of the most popular destinations of the country. It turns into a ski resort for the winter. To celebrate the season and have the tourists participate, the tourist town does hold the National Level Winter Carnival at Manali from 2nd to 6th January eve...

Virāsat – heritage folklife festival is held annually for 15-days at Dehradun, Uttarakhand. The festival has been organized by REACH (Rural Entrepreneurship for Art Cultural Heritage) since the past 24 years. The festival presents the arts and culture of India in a unique, educative format that gi...

International Kullu Dussehra Dussehra is one of the important festivals of India. It is celebrated differently at different places. The Kullu Dussehra in Himachal Pradesh is a weeklong festival celebrated in October, is a special occasion and an opportune time to witness different shades of the...

Majuli is the lone place in Assam where the Raas Leela of Lord Krishna is celebrated through the plays enacted by the devout. For the past several centuries, it is the tradition of the Majuli people to pay their obeisance to Lord Krishna by enacting his Raas Leela.  During the Raas festival,...

Minjar Fair, Chamba On the right bank of River Ravi, Chamba is an old town of Himachal Pradesh that has a rich history to it. Known for its splendid architecture, temples and as a base for numerous excursions, Chamba holds many fairs and festivals; Minjar being the biggest celebration. Minjar fai...

Every year, two-day Narmada Festival is organized on the occasion of Sharad Purnima at Bhedaghat, near Jalprapat. in District-Jabalpur. World renowned singers and folk dance artists give their performances in this program. It is being organized continuously since the year 2005. Lakhs of tourists...

As the monsoon makes its presence felt across the hills, the Pnars of Meghalaya have their biggest celebration of the year – Behdeinkhlam. The term Behdeinkhlam refers to the driving away of evil spirits. The festival has many more layers to it and provides a chance to the people...

Bright, multihued and the 'Land of Kings' - Rajasthan, celebrates its foundation day in a radiant and invigorating event. Celebrated as Rajasthan Festival – will be celebrated in Jaipur and all over the State, reliving its heritage and stories. Organised by Tourism Department of Rajasthan, this long...

The Braj festival in Rajasthan is held every year for two days in the Shukla Paksha of the Phalgun month, a few days prior to Holi. This festival is dedicated to Lord Krishna who is believed to have spent a considerable amount of time in a region called Braj in Rajasthan. This festival not only repl...

World Tourism Day - 27th September Andhra Pradesh is a  diversified state with ample tourism possibilities, it’s majestic history, heritage and pristine nature serves travelers of all age groups and interests. The 974 km of long coast line have good access to relish t...

The World Tourism Day is celebrated on September 27th every year. This date is chosen to coincide with an important milestone in world tourism. World Tourism Day provides a platform to generate awareness and provides knowledge about the tourism and importance of it. The purpose of this day...

This music festival, is organized by the Ustad Allaudin Khan Sangeet Academy and the Chakradhar Lalit Kala Kendra, to commemorate the memory of Maharaja Chakradhar Singh. This former ruler, a great tabla player and dancer, wrote many books on music and dance. He developed a new form of Kat...

The state of Telangana was officially formed on 2 June 2014.  The day marks significance in the state’s history for the sustained Telangana movement through the years. All 33 districts in Telangana celebrate this day by hoisting the national flag. Not only in Telangana the events are celebr...

Seng Kut Snem – a festival of the indigenous Khasi faith and culture is a festival that is observed to mark the Seng Khasi Movement. Sixteen young men formed an organisation called the Khasi Young Men’s Association on November 23, 1899 to preserve and safeguard the indigenous way of life also kn...

Held in the courtyard of the Nongkrem Syiem or chief’s residence in the picturesque town of Smit, the Nongkrem Dance is a significant festival of the Khasis. The venue, the Iing sad itself is a very important symbol of the khasis – a large thatched building (or palace) that was constructed witho...

pbShimla Summer Festival/b/p pShimla, the State capital of Himachal Pradesh is one of the most popular hill stations of the country and is a famous tourist destination. As the former 'summer capital' of British India, Shimla has a rare range of built heritage and is surrounded by thick forest...

A festival is never complete without a feast! The local flavours and exotic Manipuri dishes can be relished at the food stalls in the festival grounds. The Manipuri cuisine has its own distinctive flavour because of the natural and indigenous ingredients used in preparing them. The ‘Cherry Blossom F...

Marwar Festival held every year in memory of the heroes of Rajasthan. Marwar Festival of Jodhpur, Rajasthan was originally known as the Maand Festival. The festival is held in the month of Ashwin. Ashwin is a Hindu month between September-October. The Marwar festival in Jodhpur, India is celebra...

The Department of Rural Development and Panchayat will provide a platform to SHG (Self Help Group) to sale/display the products made by them, besides food stalls and fun games for kids.

Located in the Pali district, the city of Ranakpur transforms into a delightful setting (Sun Temple) during Ranakpur Festival which witnesses a melange of Rajasthani folk and fusion dances adorned with music and vocal artists. It is an annual festival organized by Department of Tourism, Govt. of...

The festival of “Gangaur” has a unique charm in Udaipur. It is celebrated as the Mewar Festival in the month of Chaitra (March-April.), to mark the advent of spring. During the Festival a procession is taken out by different communities carrying the idols of the deities- ‘Isar’ and ‘Gangaur’, or...

The Kite Festival is a bright celebration unique to Rajasthan. This festival is a wonderful spectacle as kites take to the sky all across the state. While one can enjoy colourful kites in a variety of shapes and sizes, the celebration looks truly spectacular in the evening, when fireworks alongside...

World Tourism Day is celebrated on 27th September every year, is the global observance day fostering awareness of tourism’s social, cultural, political and economic value and the contribution that the sector can make towards reaching the Sustainable Development Goals. It is celebrated  to sp...

The Department of Rural Development and Panchayat will provide a platform to SHG (Self Help Group) to sale/display the products made by them, besides food stalls and fun games for kids.

The Department of Rural Development and Panchayat will provide a platform to SHG (Self Help Group) to sale/display the products made by them, besides food stalls and fun games for kids.

The Tourism department is proposed to organize two days beach festival at Laxmanpur beach, Shaheed Dweep, with a view to popularize beach activities in A&N Islands apart from providing sundown entertainment to the Islanders as well as the visiting tourists. The department has planned to org...

Kagyed Dance, locally known as Kagyed Chaam, is an annual celebratory dance festival that is observed by the Buddhists of Sikkim.   It falls on the 28th and 29th day of the tenth month according to Tibetan calendar, which according to English calendar falls in the month of Dece...

 Shiva festival is organized every year in the historic town of Sivasagar. The festival coincides with the celebration of Maha Sivaratri in the month February. Sivasagar which attributes its name to lord Shiva, is thrown into a frenzy during this time. The area surrounding the iconic Shiva...

Shekhawati – A region that comprises of Sikar, Jhunjhunu and Churu. It is a major landmark tourist destination of colorful Rajasthan, located on the North of Rajasthan. Shekhawati is a tourist's paradise. This region of Rajasthan is well known for its exquisite beauty of Havelis that dot around i...

If you are someone who is keen on exploring the age-old festival spirits then immerse yourself in the inspiring culture, art, local food and less-known heritage of the tribal land of the western Madhya Pradesh. Fairs are an important part of the tribal lives as they given the entire community a much...

The Summer Festival is celebrated in the month of Vaishakh, on the occassion of Budhha Purnima. The event witnesses a unique ancient tradition of Garasia tribal community from all over Rajasthan who come to Mount Abu, to immerse the ashes of their elders who have passed on. They rejoice in the c...

The Bundi Festival is celebrated in the month of Kartik (October-November) and includes several spiritual and traditional activities. It is a remarkable cluster of traditional art, culture and craftsmanship and visitors are left charmed by its magnificence. The program includes a colourful Shobha Ya...

This 10 days long carnival is actually a vibrant platform that gives you information of India where you can find India rich arts, crafts, cultures, cuisine, dance and music. Taj Mahal is the most beautiful historical place of India which tells about incredible India. Taj Mahotsav is organized by Taj...

Gorakhpur Mahotsav has been designed to encompass a mega trade fair and a variety of activities and events. It includes a Children festival comprising of various academic, sports, and cultural inter school competitions of children. An array of competitions are being organized for women also. To prom...

Sankat Mochan Sangeet Samaroh is an annual function Organized every year by Sankat Mochan foundation at sankat mochan temple in varanasi. This music festival is of 4 to 5 days, which is organized on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti. Various genres of indian classical music, singing, instrumental, dan...

Shirui Lily Festival is celebrated in honour of the state flower, Shirui Lily. The celebration is during the peak blooming season of the Shirui Lily, a rare and endangered flower that can only be found in Manipur. Shirui lily grows on top of the Shirui hills in Manipur and cannot be replanted an...

World Tourism Day is celebrated on 27th September every year. A 03 days long event was held in Lucknow wherein Hon’ble Chief Minister inaugurated several projects and schemes in relation with tourism. Distinctive cuisines, crafts, folk music and dance sessions were also there to showcase the immensi...

Balaghat Tourism Promotion Council (BTPC) organized  Baiga Olympic game with the motive of showcasing  the tourism potential of Balaghat region in Madhya Pradesh , highlighting the traditional games  of Baiga Community and also for conservation of Baiga cultural heritage at baihar in...

First Island Cultural Meet is proposed to be organized at Port Blair from 17th & 18th February 2023 by the Department of Art & Culture & Kala Kendra Society jointly. During the festival, Cultural groups and artists would be invited from village level to UT level with the objective of pro...

Ahuna is a traditional post-harvest festival of the Sumi Nagas. It signifies the celebration of the season’s harvest in thanksgiving while invoking the spirits for good fortune in the New Year. On this occasion, the entire community prepares, and feasts on the first meal of rice – drawn from the sea...

The Department of Tourism, Chandigarh Administration celebrates World Music Day as an annual event of Chandigarh Administration.During the celebrations, Punjabi/ Bollywood Musical Nites are organized by the department by inviting renowned Singer/Artist.

The Karaga festival, which is one of the oldest festivals celebrated in the state of Karnataka, lasts 11 days. It lavishly showcases Karnataka's religious traditions and rich culture. This spectacular celebration is held at Bangalore's famed Dharmaraya Swamy Temple. According to the Hindu calendar,...

Situated in the Highest Ranges of Aravalli Mountains, Mount Abu hosts the Winter Festival in the Month of December,  displaying the rich and diverse traditon of Rajasthan. The event is organized as a precursor to the arrival of the New Year. The highlights of the event are the Grand Carniva...

Tendong Lho Rum Faat is considered to be one of the most ancient and significant festivals of Sikkim, celebrated by the Lepcha community. To honour ‘Tendong Hill- the hill of the raised horn’, for saving the Lepcha Tribe from a great disaster and to pay homage to their ancestors, the festival is cel...

Matsya Utsav Alwar is celebrated to promote and encourage local art, culture, heritage, folk music and dances of this region. The events include heritgae walk, cyclying event, adventure activities, boat race, eco- trekking, sand art, henna competition and cultural performances. The myraid activities...

The magical performances, star lit skies at the backdrop of the temple reminds you of the glorious cultural heritage, immortalized so skillfully in Odisha's Temple Architecture.This year enjoy the enthralling performances from 14th - 16th January at the Mukteshwar Temple.The Mukteswar Dance Festival...

Chhattisgarh with its amazing tourist sites, vibrant culture and authentic crafts embedded in rich traditions provide enormous opportunities and unlimited possibilities for the tourists The state has gained substantial foothold in the domestic tourism sector and has acquired recognition as one of...

The Konark Dance Festival (KDF) has been held in the poetic sands of Konark, since the last 32 years unabated, when it commenced in 1986. Within the dates of 1st to 5th December every year, Konark experiences a surge of tourists and art enthusiasts alike, to envision the biggest and the grandest of...

Rajim is a small town in the state of Chhattisgargh which located 45 kms from the state capital Raipur. Rajim is considered to be the ‘Prayag’ (of Chhattisgarh and Rajim Maaghi Punni Mela is one of the largest religious congregations in Chhattisgarh which is attended by lakhs of devotees . Lakh...

The annual buffalo race Kambala is a unique festival observed by the farming community of coastal Karnataka. The distinctive sporting spectacle includes the traditional buffalo race, a renowned and peculiar sport among the state's farming community. Over 150 pairs of buffalos are particularly groome...

Every year in January, the Pattadakal festival is held to commemorate the historic temples. Pattadakal village, a World Heritage Site, is home to approximately 10 temples, including a few Jain shrines, as well as other monuments and inions. The Pattadakkal group of temples, built during the seventh...

At Talakaveri in the Kodagu district, according to the Hindu calendar, Kaveri Sankaramana is celebrated on the first day of Tula month (mid-October). The Talakaveri temple's fountainhead is where the river Kaveri is said to originate. To take a sacred bath in this water, tens of thousands of worship...

The objective of organizing this festival is to promote, project and preserve the culture of Punjab and also the Heritage of Sikhism. To revive the same and to spread its Culture & Philosophy among the youngster of Punjab, the State Government is organizing these festivals that will be well...

The origin of Mim kut festival has its ties connected to the Kuki story of “Mim”. The original story explores the love and bond of two brothers when they were abandoned by their mother. Lendou and his younger brother shared a piece of Mim when their stomachs were wrought with hunger. It was Mim that...

Karbis, earlier known as Mikir, is a major important ethnic group of Assam in Northeast India especially in the hill areas of Assam. The Karbis are the primary inhabitants of the Karbi Anglong district. They are also found in North Kachar district, Kamrup, Nagaon and Sonitpur districts of Assam....

·         Mandey ( ਮੰਡੇ) are made of wheat floor but the dough is thin. The flat mandey bread is not rolled out using a rolling pin but stretched with the hands and then placed on the back of both hands before being put on the griddle to bake.

The Godachi Fair is a prominent festival that happens in the small village of Ramdurg Taluk in the Belgaum district during the first month of Kartik. The celebration is held in honour of Shri Veerbhadra, the main deity of the Veerbhadra temple and one of Lord Shiva's indispensable attendant spirits....

The Sri Vithappa fair is a prominent event conducted in the village of Vithappa in honour of the Vithappa god. The first fair was hosted 200 years ago, and since then it has remained a yearly tradition, taking place in September or October, or on the fourteenth and fifteenth days of Ashwija month. O...

Chitra Santhe, the renowned art market festival organized annually on the final Sunday of January, is Bangalore's annual art festival. People attend the event with tremendous zeal. It has expanded in size over time. "Chitra Santhe" simply means "Art market," and "Chitra" in Kannada means "drawing/pa...

Kaman Utsav 2022, a two-day carnival celebrating the vibrant hues of the traditional Indian festival Janmathmi (Birthday of Lord Krishna), is celebrated in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan. The event hosted by Department of Tourism and District Administration of Bharatpur in the Kaman region of B...

The 59th Bengaluru Ganesh Utsava upholds India's rich culture and heritage through exquisite performances of music, dance, theatre, and art by some of the country's finest artists. The Bengaluru Ganesh Utsava, which has been held at the APS College Grounds in Basavanagudi for about 5 decades by Shre...

Shree Kudalasangameswara Jatra is an event that is held annually in the month of March-April with a grand ceremony. The Jatra or fair is organized by people from nearby villages since ancient times. The Jatra has been growing steadily every year and the number of visitors to the event has crosse...

Hemis Festival: The Hemis Monastery celebrates this event in the form of a 2 days Festival.  Its resident monks perform sacred masked dances leading to the destruction of the sacrificial offerings.  Masks worn by the monks represent various guardian divinities of the Drugpa order of w...

Karsha Gustor 26th -27th July, 2022Karsha is the largest and most important monastery in Zanskar. It is attributed to Padmasambhava, and there are ancient rock-carvings at the site. The oldest remaining structure, an Avalokiteshvara temple, Chuk-shik-jal, contains wall paintings...

Odisha Tourism organises ‘Eco Retreat Odisha’, a seasonal glamping event with facilities similar to star category hotel and resort, every year in different locations across the State. Eco Retreat Konark is set on the idyllic Ramchandi Beach, this glam camp promises mesmerising views of the magnifice...

Dussehra is one of the most popular and awaited festivals in India and especially in Delhi, it is celebrated with great pomp and splendor as the capital is a place of diversity and warmth. Delhi holds a lot of significance for Dussehra as the city welcomes the festival with lights and colors eve...

Awards such as the Paramvir Chakra, Ashok Chakra and Vir Chakra are presented to gallantry award winners.This parade is presided over by the President of India . One of the main functions of the Republic Day Parade is to pay tribute to the martyrs who have sacrificed their lives for th...

The third day of the Shukla Paksha of the Shravan month is called Hariyali Teej or Shravani Teej. As per the English Calendar, the festival befalls in the month of July or August. The Teej festival commemorates the women and their spirit of producing offsprings. As the season of Monsoon commen...

The ISKCON Temple in Delhi, also known as Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathy Mandir, is a Hindu temple of the Vaishnava sect dedicated to the worship of the deities of Krishna and Radharani. It is one of the largest temple complexes in the entire country. Apart from idol worship arrangements,...

Lyuva Khutla is the grandest festival amongst various festivals of the Mara tribe and it is celebrated annually in the month of March by dancing, singing, showcasing traditional attires, children playing various traditional games and merry-making by one and all throug...

Bangus is famous for its scenic beauty with great prospect of eco-tourism. Principal valley is known as Boud-Bangus and smaller valley known as Lakut-Bangus. This is one of the most beautiful valleys in J&K. Meadows provide ample space for adventure camping. Bangus has more than a hundred me...

The Sarhul festival, which ushers in the Hindu calendar's first month, is held every year on the third day of the moon, or the fortnight of "Chaitra." Sarhul marks the arrival of the spring season, or "Phaagun," and is observed until the month of June, or "Jeth." Sarhul refers as "tree worship."...

Thanjavur Dance Festival The awe-inspiring UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Monument, the enormous Brihadeeshwara Temple, hosts an International Indian Classical Dance Festival where classical dancers from all over the world assemble each year to pay tribute to the Cosmic Dancer, Lord Shiva, o...

To celebrate the glory of Ladakh, the administration has decided to organise Ladakh rPal Rbgam Duston 2022 on the occasion of UT LAdakh Declaration DAy i,e August 5th at Sindhu Ghat. The event is a part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mohotsav and an all inclusive one highlighting the traditions and cust...

The people of Punjab celebrate Lohri with utmost zest every year on 13th January. It is believed that the festival is celebrated on the day when days start becoming shorter and the nights start becoming longer. This festival is celebrated as the harvest festival and on this day people...

Chitra Pournami Festival at MangalaDevi Kannagi Temple, Theni District The Mangala Devi Kannagi Temple is a well-known religious site located in the beautiful splendour between Theni District, Tamil Nadu and Idukki District, Kerala. The temple is placed in a hill top region through the panoramic...

The Malwa Heritage Foundation attempts to revisit heritage by organising, the Virasat Mela, a heritage festival. Upholding a decades-old tradition, the Heritage Festival endeavours to revive the ancient folk arts, customs and traditions at a specially built “Jaipalgarh Village” the Spor...

The Karam festival honours Karam devta, the deity of strength, youth, and vitality. On the eleventh of the lunar month of Bhadra, Karam is observed. Young villagers travel in groups to the jungle to gather wood, fruits, and flowers. These are necessary for the Karam Puja. People sing a...

Baba Farid, a 12th century Sufi saint, is described by many as the first major Punjabi poet. A large number of devotees from far-off places converged here to attend the annual the Baba Farid fair marking the saint’s arrival day with faith and fervour. The recitation of Sukhmani Sahib followed by...

Maghi Mela is held in Muktsar, Punjab every year in January or in the month of  Magh according to the Nanakshahi calendar.o    Nanakshahi calendar was designed by Sikh scholar Pal Singh Purewal to replace the Bikrami calendar, to work ou...

The event is organized annually by Mizo Cultural Organization. Cultural groups from different parts of the State gather at Aizawl to compete and take part in cultural dance competitions. 

Chhau Mahotsav is regionally celebrated particularly during spring every year Chhau is a semi classical Indian dance with martial tribal and folk origins being a syncretic dance form that emerged from a fusion of classical Hindu dances and the traditions of ancient regional tribes The dance ranges f...

Odisha Tourism organises ‘Eco Retreat Odisha’, a seasonal glamping event with facilities similar to star category hotel and resort, every year in different locations across the State.  Popularly known by the locals as the Kashmir of Odisha, Daringbadi hill station surrounded by beautiful val...

Odisha Tourism organises ‘Eco Retreat Odisha’, a seasonal glamping event with facilities similar to star category hotel and resort, every year in different locations across the State.  Built across the mighty Mahanadi river, the main attraction of this Eco Retreat is Asia’s longest earthen d...

Odisha Tourism organises ‘Eco Retreat Odisha’, a seasonal glamping event with facilities similar to star category hotel and resort, every year in different locations across the State.  An unexplored virgin beach inside a National Park. Throw in plush amenities and who wouldn’t want to escape...

Deoghar, which literary means home of the Gods. The most famous temple in Deoghar is Baidyanath Temple, One of the twelve Shiva Jyotirlingas and one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in India. This festival is celebrated every year in Deoghar on the eve of Maha Shivaratri. In this mahotsav cultural dance...

Odisha Tourism organises ‘Eco Retreat Odisha’, a seasonal glamping event with facilities similar to star category hotel and resort, every year in different locations across the State. Satkosia spreads along the magnificent gorge over the mighty Mahanadi river.  The name is an amalgamation...

Legend is that Lugu Baba was regarded as Founder father of Santal community and resides at Lugu hills. Santals came to this place and to live settled, disciplined and organized life they called a meeting in chairmanship of Lugu Baba, in which many santal scholars participated. A detailed discussion...

The Murma festival is celebrated by the Oraon tribe to celebrate victory. It is believed that people of the Munda tribe were the original residents of Murma, but with the migration of Oraon tribe to the area, the Munda raised a strong objection. It was decided that the dispute will be settled by...

The state Itkhori Festival is held every year in the Bhadrakali Temple Premises. The main objective of the festival is to create cultural harmony in people and international identity in the field of tourism. Itkhori literally means "lost here". This place is the confluence of three religions; Hindu,...

This festival is organized on every full moon of Magh month at Rajmahal. This mela has an important place in the tribal life and culture. Tribals from all over the district  and nearby gather here along with the family priest to perform the pooja, which lasts for three days. this festival co...

Ludhiana Jarag Mela is usually celebrated in the Pail Village for the Mother Goddess Seetala and is one of the most reputed Fair in Punjab. It attracts tourists from across the country and is exhibited with incredible ardor and passion. Deion to the Ludhiana Jarag Mela: The Ludhian...

Time: Phagun (February-March) Place: Jagravan Significance: Celebrated in the honor of Muslim pir, Abdul Kader Highlights: Lighting of lamps at the shrine of the pir, Organization of cultural events Roshni Fair (Fair of the Lights) is held in Jagravan, a city in the Ludh...

IT IS AN ANNUAL ART, CULTURAL AND FOOD FESTIVAL OF FAZILKA CITY PLANNED BY THE GRADUATES WELFARE ASSOCIATION, FAZILKA WITH THE AIM OF INVOLVING PEOPLE FROM ALL COMMUNITIES LIVING IN AND AROUND FAZILKA, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY AND ALSO FOR KEEPING ALIVE THE TRADITIONS AND CULTURAL HERITAG...

 PITEX-Punjab International Trade Expo: PITEX is a premier trade and business exhibition organised by PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the national apex body, every year for the last 14 years, with the active support of the Government of Punjab.  ​Last year we had to give it...

Sair Fair, Arki The Sair Festival organized every year during mid September at Arki in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh is a great attraction for the visitors. It is also famous for Bull fight and visitors can enjoy this spectacular event / fair. During the festival colourful cultur...

Baba Sodal Mela is one of the most important fairs in Punjab, organized to pay homage to Baba Sodal, a great soul. Each year, the Mela is organized in the month of Bhadon (September), in Jalandhar one of the most important cities of the north Indian state of Punjab. The fair particularly tak...

This festival is celebrated in Godda district of Jharkhand since 1956. Earlier This festival was known as "Swaraj Mahotsav". This festival is orgnised with joint effort of Govt. and Public committee. This festival consists of  many public entertainment programmes like circus, theaters, jhul...

As part of Azadi Ka Amrut celebrations (India @75), and to promote the offbeat destinations of the region, the Directorate has planned Bike Rally on 06.08.2022 from Jammu to Octroi Post (Suchetgarh) via Surinsar-Mansar-Baba Sidh Goria andBa...

BUSU DIMA :  IT is actually known as “ Bishu” , “Bi” means pary and “Shu” means asking thepeace in the world. The Busu Dima Festival is the biggest festival of the Dimasas. The Dimasas celebrate “Busu Dima” generally on 27th January every year  in a bid to keep alive our traditional foo...

Korzok Gustor Festival in Korzok Monastery is held on the month of July 1st and 2nd August. Many Chang-pa, the Tibetan plateau nomadic herdsmen are attracted to this festival. In Korzok Gustor festival, Lama dancers wear masks to represent the Dharmapalas. Dharmapalas are guardian divinities of...

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples or "World Tribal Day" is observed on August 09 each year to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's indigenous population. The state of Gujarat is known as a hub of tribes in the country and has been embellished with about 3...

TakThok TsechuThis festival is celebrated in the Takthok Monastery, located about 46 kilometers from Leh, slightly after the village of Sakti and on the road towards Wari La Pass. The name Takthok, literally translates into ‘rock-roof’ which attributes to the fact that both the roof and the wal...

The Celebration of Sani Naro-Nasjal, is held at the Sani or Sanee Monastery in Zanskar, Ladakh more often than not, in the principal seven day stretch of August. The celebration happens amid the blossoming of the Guru Naropa Flower, at some point between the fifteenth and the twentieth of the 6th Ti...

Celebration of 75th Independence Day at Nadabet Seema Darshan will start  with Flag hoisting at 0945 Hrs by BSF Officials. Apart from that various activities to be  conduct at site include,   Cultural program which will start from 1015  Hrs  onwards at Parade Ground. Th...

This festival is celebrated in Palamau district of Jharkhand. This festival is founded by the descendents of Raja Medini Ray and it is being celebrated since 1994. Tribal communities of Palamau and nearby districts has significant emotional attachment with this festival. In this festival many cu...

One of the most popular tribal festivals celebrated across the Jharkhand region, Sarhul festival marks the beginning of New Year. It is celebrated by the Oraon, the Munda and the Ho tribes, of the Jharkhand. Celebrated every year in the first month of the Hindu calendar, on the third day of the...

Sohrai is a harvest festival of the Jharkhand. It also called cattle festival. It is celebrated after harvest and coincide with festival of Diwali. It is celebrated by Sadan, Oraon, Munda and Santal among others. The festival is celebrated on Amavasya (new moon) in the Hindu month o...

Tribal Day is celebrated every year on 9 August to preserve the culture, language, and existence of the people of the tribal community living around the world. Let us tell you that the total number of tribals in the world is about 37 crores. People of tribal communities live in many countries around...

Hul Diwas celebrated in Jharkhand People across the state remembered the martyr Sido Kanhu. Before the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, on 30 June 1855, there was a Santhal Hul under the leadership of Sido Kanhu against the British rule and exploitation. In which thousands of heroes were martyred. 

Karma Puja, one of the most popular festivals of Jharkhand is related to the harvest and a tribute to the Karam tree. This tree symbolises fertility, prosperity and everything that is auspicious. During the festival, the branch of the Karam tree is carried by the Karma dancers accompanied by sin...

The State of Jharkhand was formed on November 15, 2000 as the 28th state of the country. The demand for the state formation was raised by JMM (Jharkhand Mukti Morcha) after India got independence in 1947. Jharkhand was derived from two words “JHAR” and “KHAND”. “JHAR” means forest and “KHAN...

Durga Puja, also known as Dussehara or Vijayadashmi, is an annual Hindu festival which reveres and pays homage to the Hindu goddess Durga and is also celebrated because of Durga's victory over Mahishasur. It is particularly popular and traditionally celebrated in the Indian states of West Bengal, Bi...

This festival is mostly seen in the area between Bundu, Tamar and Raidih area of Jharkhand. This belt has a great history during India's independence movement. TUSU is a harvest festival held during the winter in the last day of Poush month. It is also for the unmarried girls. Girls decorate a w...

The importance of Babadham increases during the month of Shrawan. During this period, lakhs of devotees throng the Baba Baidyanath temple. Most of them first visit Sultanganj, which is 105 km from Babadham. In Sultanganj, the Ganges flows to the North. It is from this place that the devotees collect...

The Tukpey Cho-Nga Tserkarmo Monastery Festival is being celebrated every year on the full moon day of the 6th Tibetan calendar on 12. August, 2022.  This festival celebrated to commemorate the Maha Parinirvana (death anniversary) of the Kagyud Master Lord Gampo pa. A week-long special Achi...

Shachukul Gustor Date: 15-16 July. This festival is celebrated in Shachukul Monastery in the period of July, Shachukul Gustor is an imperative celebration of this area. The vast majority of the celebrations in this part are hung based on religious communities and Gompas. Gustor truly remains for for...

Margazhi - Music and Dance Festival, Chennai The month in which bhakthi and music engulfs the devotees is more of a heritage and legacy being followed for decades. Several significant Hindu festivals take place throughout the state during this time, and devotees commemorate them with devotion...

The festival is organized by Ladakh Cultural Academy in collaboration with  Ladakh Tourism Department, aims to bring the distinctive culture of Changthang region on the tourism map of Ladakh. Tourists had the opportunity to witness a nomad’s lifestyle in their own environment, keeping aliv...

Kite Festival: To promote Tourism in Jammu Division in general and recreational tourism in particular Directorate of Tourism, Jammu shall organize 01 day Kite Festival (3rd edition) at Tawi River Front Park in the Heart of the Jammu city. The Festival is being organised on 18th of August, 2022 a...

Bishua Mela or Basant rai Mela is celebrated on the bank of Basant rai Tank for 15 days beginning from chaita Sankranti i.e., 14th April every year. In Pathargama block of Godda district, There existed a big tank in 50 acres of land . According to legend, no one has ever been able to cross the tank...

Palamu Kila Mela is organised in the bank of Auranga River in Satbarwa block of Palamu districtfor two days begining from next day of Chhath puja . this Mela was first started in 1965 by Mr. Suresh Singh, contemporaneous District commissioner of Palamu. this mela is celebrated im memory of Raja Medi...

Sharad Mahotsav  is celebrated in Netarhat, Latehar during the winter season every year. This festival is organised by Jharkhand Tourism Development Corporation ltd, Ranchi, A government body of Torism, Art Culture and Youth Affairs Department, Jharkhand. This festival is celebrated during wint...

Ramrekha Dham is situated in Pakartand Block, 28 KM far from Simdega district Headquarter. Every year on the eve of Karthik Purnima, Ramrekha mela is celebrated in Ramrekha Dham. Many culturtal dance and music programmes are organised in this mela as well as it consistsn of swing rides and food and...

Nagaland Dance Fiesta is a Dance Festival where dancers from different parts of the Northeast come together to compete. The event is held for 3-4 days which includes Dance workshops and a Dance competition. Competitions take place in different categories such as...

Another prominent folklore is a part of one of the most well-known festivals in the Mithila region of Bihar. Sama and Chakeva are the ideal siblings in the story, where the brother goes to an extreme extent to save his sister. This festival is celebrated to honour the presence of a brother in his si...

Kauleshwari Mahotsav is organised in Mata Kauleshwari Mandir in Chatra district of Jharkhand. This festival is founded by former state torism minister Shri Amar Kumar Bauri in 2016. In this festival, many culural dance and music programs are presented by local artists, whereas celebrities are also c...

Rath mela is celebrated in Pakur district of Jharkhand every year. This Mela has historical significance as it was founded in 1697 AD by Raja Pitri Chandra Shahi. Sinse then this mela Is celebrated every year in honour of Bhagwan Madanmohan, kuldevta of Pakur Raja dynasty. Cultural programmes as wel...

Devi Dham Mela is organized in Devi Dham Mandir of Haidernagar Block of Palamu district in Jharkhand and celebrated every year in Chait mas and Kartik mas of Hindu panchang for 09 days Many people from nearby districts and neighbor states come and participate in fair This fair includes religious pro...

Haryana actively participates in a number of fairs and festivals that take place all over India. In fact the state of Haryana itself is home to some of the most colorful festivals of India . The Kurukshetra festival in Haryana is one such festival that is celebrated by both Religious and Non Religio...

Gaushala Mela is organised in Gaushala Ground in Chaibasa, West Singhbhum district of Jharkhand. This fair is famous for its agricultural significance. People from nearby districts and also from Bengal and Orrisa come to this fair for shopping of agricultural products specially sugarcane. this fair...

Kera Mela is most famous and historical fair of West Singhbhum district of Jharkhand Kera Mela is organized in Mata Kera Mandir and Mata Paudi Mandir in Chakradharpur of West Singhbhum district In this fair devotees walk in burning pile of coal fire in bare foot to show their devotion towards Mata K...

Every year on the eve of Akhan Jatra i.e., beginning of magh mas of hindu panchang, Akarshini Mela is organized at Mata Akarshini Mandir situated in Kharsawan of Saraikela Kharsawan district of Jharkhand.  The famous temple of Mata Akarshini Mandir is situated at the height of  320 Feet on...

Harina mela is celebrated in Harina Mukteshwar Dham situated in Haqrina village of Potka block of East Singhbhum district This festival is celebrated between 14 to 17 June every year this mela consists of various swing rides theaters magic shows etc it also consists of Meena bazar food and shopping...

Ranna Utsav’ is a cultural event organized in the Mudhol town of Bagalkot district. This festival is organized to commemorate the great 10th-century poet Mahakavi Ranna. Ranna was born in a village in the Mudhol Taluk in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka. In his memory, the village is now known...

Chalukya Utsava festival is an annual cultural and heritage festival held in the historic cities of Badami and Aihole in North Karnataka. It is a confluence of art, dance, music, and drama. Chalukya Utsava is celebrated as a two or three days event usually in early February. The festival shines t...

The festival of colours, Holi is celebrated all over India but nowhere with as much fervour as in this small town in Karnataka, Bagalkot. Celebrated over the course of four days with great pomp and show, Holi Habba is Bagalkot’s most important cultural tradition and event. The festival kicks off...

The annual Rath Yatra at the famous Banashankari Temple in Badami in Karnataka is observed on the Paush Purnima day according to the traditional Hindu calendar that is followed in Karnataka. Banashankari Temple is dedicated to Goddess Shakti and the Rath Yatra attracts lakhs of devotees from Kar...

Every year the Tourism department is celebrating a colour of festival “HOLI” at Corbyns Cove beach and organizing a gala musical entertainment programme by inviting eminent artists from islands. The celebration of Holi festival started in the year 2016-17 by Tourism department. People eagerly wa...

The composite and rich cultural heritage of India preserved in one splendid location with around 4.5 lakh population cannot be witnessed in any part of the country. This is notably visible only in this sacred land of mother Indian – the Andaman and Nicobar Islands aptly described as ‘Mini India’...

There are many incredible temples in India, and one such temple is the Deviramma temple located in the Chandra Drona hill ranges near the city of Chikmagalur in Karnataka. The temple nestles atop a 3,000 feet high hill named Deviramma hill and is open to devotees only on one day in the entire year....

Kalasa is a picturesque town in the Chikmagalur District of Karnataka. The town is blessed with nature and is also enveloped in an aura of spirituality. Kalasa is located very close to Hornadu which is famous for its ancient Annaporneshwari temple, believed to have been built by the revered sage Aga...

Akshaya Thadige, popularly known as Akshaya Tritiya is a very auspicious occasion. It is also known as Akha Teej and is celebrated on the third day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Vaishakha, according to the Hindu calendar. According to the Gregorian calendar, the festival usually is celebrated in...

Sringeri Sharada Peetha Navaratri Ustava which happens usually in the month of October for 9 days, is celebrated in a grand manner. A Mahabhisheka to Sharadamba is performed on the day before Navaratri. Various types of Phala-Panchaamrita Abhisheka are followed by Shata Rudraabhisheka with Mahaan...

The Kartik Fair is also a significant fair held every year in Haryana. The fair is held with the objective of promoting various kinds of arts in the state like; classical music, martial arts, dance and folk music. Kartik Purnima is a festival that is celebrated...

Koteshwara is an important town in Kundapur taluk of Udupi district. There is a famous temple called Kotilingeshwara here, which has mythological connections. Kodi festival, held every year at this temple is one of the most eagerly awaited fairs of the coastal region. This is a unique festival i...

Bhanguriya  Mela is a famous festival of seven days which is held before holi by tribal community in Chhotaudepur. This mela is  celebrated in a grand manner and organized in the different places of Chhotaudepur every year . There is cultural program by tribal community representing their...

Coconut palm the Kalpavriksha is Natures great boon to the healthy and wealthy life of mankind Coconut is known to have been cultivated for thousands of years in our country Coconut is an inevitable part of our culture and tradition religious and social practices folk lore food and drink In folklore...

Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj (SSMB) is a temple complex in Bhuj, Kutch ,district Gujarat. Bhuj is one of the six places where Lord Shree Swaminarayan constructed the temple Himself. This divine thought of Bhagwan Shree Swaminarayan alone signifies the vast amount of...

Rumadiya is a small village in Chhotaudepur district of Gujarat State .This village and nearby regions are stronghold by the Rathwa tribal community who had migrated from the close by hilly regions of Madhya Pradesh . Holi is the most popular festival in India and importance of this festival is more...

Kawant Ger Mela is a fair of Rathwa Tribe of Chhotaudepur This mela is being held annually in Kawant village immediately after the 3rd day of holi festival Celebrated with pomp and show in the NorthEastern region of Gujarat Kavant Ger Mela is yet another important tribe festival The festival is main...

According to legends Koteshwar Mahadev is one of the avtara of Lord Shiva. Mahadev come out of the temple only once in 4 years, and a great fair takes place, hence also known as "Chaar-sala-mela". Four Gods starts this fair Marechh, Malandu, Koteshwar (Naya Devta & Budha Devta). All the four pal...

Tani Jubbar Lake is a small placid shimmering lake surrounded by deodar tress on the northern and the southern slope and by apple orchards on the western and eastern front. Tani Jubbar Lake is a small yet magnificent water body which is situated at a distance of 70 KMs from Shimla towards Thanedar,...

This fair is held in Rohru, a town approximately 100 km from Shimla, from 21st April - 23rd April in the vicinity of river Pabbar. In honor of Devta (God) Shikru ji Maharaj, this fair is celebrated by the individuals of adjacent towns who are the followers of the Devta. The fair begins with the Shob...

Shri Jagannath ji Fair in Alwar city an important religious fair of city where people from all walks of society participate. The fair starts with a procession of Lord Jagannath passing through the city. Attractive and colorful cultural activities are organised to engage pilgrims and religious touris...

Nagaland Dance Fest Is organized by Nagaland Dance Fiesta(NDF)  to celebrate International Dance Day. This event is held annually at Kohima. During this event,  Dance Battles, under different categories such as Open Style Battle, Breaking Battle, All Style Battle, Fortnite Challenge, etc a...

Mota Yaksh Fair is an annual celebration on the foothills of Kakadbhit in Kutch. The fair dedicated to “Jakhs”, “Jakh Botera no Melo” or “Mota Jakh no Melo”. It is  organized on the second Monday of Bhadrapad (September–October) every year. “Jakh Bahotera” or “Ya...

Talvana Fair is being held on the first Mondays of Chaitra (April–May) and Bhadrapad (September–October) in Talvana village of Mandvi Taluka in Kutch district, Gujarat. Talvana Fair is believed to be celebrated since the village was formed. Many years ago, to s...

Kanniyakumari, the southern tip of Tamil Nadu, hosts an annual festival to celebrate the native art and music of the state. During the months of April and May, the Department of Tourism, Tamil Nadu hosts the “Kumari Thiruvizha", encouraging hundreds of artists to perform on the stage. The Urban Ghat...

Chheharta Sahib is a town located 7 km west of Amritsar city of Punjab in India, on the Grand Trunk Road leading to the Pakistan border. The town derives its name from the Gurudwara Chheharta Sahib, established by the fifth Sikh Guru Guru Arjan Dev ji Guru Arja...

The Punjab Government, Western Command and Chandigarh Administration joined hands to create a unique and very fruitful public festival. It’s essence reflected on the legacy of bravery, sacrifice and yeomanry service of the people of the region towards the country as a whole, since the earliest recor...

The Mamallapuram Dance Festival is organised by the Department of Tourism, Tamil Nadu, and is a 30-day festival held annually between December and January. Professional classical dance artists from all around the nation come together for this grand event to showcase their mesmerising performances in...

The Salangai Nadham and Crafts Fair an annual event in the Thanjavur district embraces the diversity of the nations traditions with a festival of artistic expression and handicrafts The event is hosted for 10days at the South Zone Cultural Centre Thanjavur. The festival is inaugurated with an induct...

Nature's lavish allowances to some parts of the world are beyond explanation. While even the best of places on earth may not equal your sweet home, certain places on earth may hold your attention with such authority born out of their endless beauty that you may be unwilling to get out of the hold. T...

Torgya is an important monastic festival which is celebrated every year in the 11th Month of Lunar calendar which usually falls in January. the Torgya, made of Baley dough, is a pyramid shaped structure, the size of a real life normal man. which embodies all the evils, ends up in a fire. The ma...

The spectacular annual dance festival “Natyanjali” is celebrated during the eve of Mahashivaratri in the months of February and March at Chidambaram. Chidambaram is also known as the “city of the cosmic dancer “ as it is home to the “Arulmigu Thillai Natarajar Temple”, built in the 10th century by...

The Arulmigu Peruvudaiyar Temple has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Every year in the month of Aadi, the Aadi Thiruvadhirai festival is celebrated to honour the birth anniversary of Rajendra Chola. "Thiruvathirai" - the birth star of Lord Shiva is one among the 27 nakshatras acc...

This is a grand fair held in Bhadra Sud Aatham of Hindu calendar during month of September near the famous Ravechi temple The Ravechi temple is situated in the Nana Raava Village in Rapar District of Gujarat in Kutch. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Ravechi situated on the bank of large pond...

Tang Festival is celebrated among the Sartang Community of West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh. It is one of the major festivals celebrated by the community during the month of September. Initially the date was not fixed and the festival was celebrated on different dates in different villages...

It has been said that Gelong Doyan Tenzing, a monk introduced this festival in the Sherdukpen region. The main theme of the day long festival portrays the introduction of Chhey/Holy ures of Buddhism. Unlike other festival, Cheykor festival which probably falls during the month of June is a day l...

Agrarian Festival, Celebrated by Apatani Tribe of AP, Festival being celebrated for bumper and pest free crops. wide range of Cultural Programs showcased during the course of the festival.

Becharaji or Bahucharaji is a temple town and taluka capital in Mehsana district of Gujarat state, India. The town is associated with Hindu goddess Bahuchara Mata worshipped as Balaand the temple is one of the prime tourist attraction points of Mehsana. This temple is among one of 52 Shakti Pith in...

Seju Festival is celebrated by Nah People of Kojum sub clan of Tagin Community habited at the last Indian Border that is Taksing circle in the month of November-December every year to appease the god and goddess for protection from diseases , epidemics and natural calamities etc. In the festiva...

Navaratri is one of the most revered Hindu festivals observed in the honor of goddess Lakshmi, Saraswati and Durga, also known as “Shakti”. It spans over nine nights during the month of sharada. Navaratri is said to be Gujarat’s one of the main festivals. The traditional celebrations include fasting...

Dada Mekan Fair, also known as “Dhrang Fair” is an annual celebration in the memory of the famous Saint Menkan Dada and his disciples who served the community with great love and commitment and won their devotion. This fair is being celebrated for three days in the month of Magh (Maha) of Hindu cale...

Living and Learning Design Centre (India’s first craft museum) organise LLDC Folk Festival, a five day’s celebration in the month of January every year. The festival feature exclusive creations made by craftspeople of Kutch and other regions of India and put up for sale. The festival is being organi...

Luni Fair is celebrated in the village of Luni located in Lunangdham in the Mundra Taluka of Kutch District, Gujarat. It is an annual celebration held on the day of Chaitra Sud Tritiya and Chaturthi (March-April) . The fair is organized in the famous temple of Lord Ganesh (known as Lunangdham) in Lu...

Gujarat Rajya Sangeet Natak Akademi which was functioning as a unit under the Sports Youth and Cultural Activities Department of the State Government has been given the status of Gujarat Rajya Sangeet Natak Akademi by the State Government from 01/09/1992. The main obj...

Vangpui Kut or Festival is celebrated at Dungtlang village in Champai District sine 1984 It is a two day festival festival organized to celebrate the glory of Mizo culture and traditions Men women and children gather together to perform cultural dances folk songs and partake in entertainment activit...

Dang Darbar, one of the major tribal festivals at Dang, is celebrated every year before the Holi. The fair is the perfect place to experience the lifestyle and cultural life of the native tribal people. It is held every year in the Ahwa district of Gujarat. The Dang Darbar holds an immense historica...

Navaratri is Gujarat’s one of the main festivals. Navratri is the time for worship of Devi, where Devi represents the omnipresent energy. It is believed that the prosperity that we enjoy in our daily lives is a manifestation of Devi and Devi Puja is the expression of...

'Godh Gadheda no Melo' is celebrated in the tribal areas of Dahod district every year after the Holi festival in the month of phagun March The fair takes place on the fifth seventh or twelfth day after Holi in a public ground at Jesawada village in Garbada taluka Thousands of people from the neighb...

Calling the Riders -  You don't need therapy to be happy You just need to go on an adventure in untamed wild Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh Tourism in collaboration with Moustache Escapes is offering a unique biking event that covers not one not two but four tiger reserves and visits to popula...

The festival is organized to encourage ecotourism in the region. Buckwheat is known for anticancer medication, and has lots of demand in the national and international markets.Such festivals in different villages of Ladakh help in  showcase the varieties of cuisine and rich heritage and culture...

Ladakh Festival, organised by the Tourism Department with the help of the locals, aims to promote tourism and the rich culture of the region. This festival  organised in October attracts thousands of tourists from across the globe. Various cultural programs are held such as folk dances, traditi...

The historic Channakeshava Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and located in Belur of the Hassan district of Karnataka is the venue of the annual Belur Channakeshava Divyabrahma Rathotsava. The Rathotsava of the Channakeshava temple is unique in that it starts off with the recitation of verses from the...

The city of lakes Bhopal is all set to host the long awaited culture festival 'Lokrang'   on its land . Its an extravagant event organised each year by the Directorate of Culture and Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum The five day cultural extravaganza emboldens rich tribal and folk tradition of...

The famous temple of Ashapura Mata, stands at 95 km from Bhuj in Lakhapat Taluka. The village lies surrounded by hills on both banks of a small stream and has a temple dedicated to Ashapura Mata, the household deity of former Jadeja rulers of Kutch State. Ashapura Mata temple is also known as Mata n...

Mysuru Dasara was originally started in Srirangapatna in 1610 by Raja Wadiyar. It shifted to Mysuru only in 1799, when the capital was shifted back to Mysuru, after the fall of Tipu Sultan. The historical, annual Srirangapatna D...

Shivji ki Savari is a grand chariot procession of Lord Shiva organized by Satyam Shivam Sundaram Samiti on the auspicious day of Mahashivratri every year in Vadodara city in Gujarat. The procession carries the idol of the family of Lord Shiva on chariot around the city. This Statue has the idol of L...

Swaminarayan Akshardham at Gandhinagar is a mandir – a Hindu house of worship, a dwelling place for God, and a spiritual and cultural campus dedicated to devotion, education and unification. Timeless devotional messages and vibrant Hindu traditions are echoed in its art and architecture. An amazing...

Gaganachukki Jalapathothsava is organized every year at Shivanasamudra village, Malavalli Taluk, Mandya District. The objective is to boost tourism and showcase the splendour of the Shivanasamudra waterfalls. The famous. Gaganachukki waterfalls are illuminated with colourful lights, during the annua...

The Shaktipeeth Mahakali temple of Maa Kali in Pavagadh region is one of the most popular and sacred places located near Pavagadh hill in Panchmahal district of Gujarat. The festival of Navratri is known as a festival of worshiping the nine incarnations of the Goddess. Pavagadh, being the one...

Unai Mata temple is located in small village called  Unai near Vansada Taluka in Navsari district of Gujarat The temple is associated to the Ramayan era and Goddess Sita in form of Unai Mata is worshipped here . The temple is very famous for the hot water springs near the temple The divine femi...

Shree Bahuchar Mata temple is located right in the heart of Bechraji town in Mehsana district in Gujarat . Bechraji is located about 110 km from Ahmedabad on the Ahmedabad- Mehsana highway . The temple of Shree Bahuchar Mata is unique . The transgender  community in India worships Shree Bahucha...

Unjha located in Mehsana district of Gujarat is known to be the biggest spice and oil seed market of Asia but it is also the most visited place for Maa Umiya the almighty mother Goddess of the universe.  Maa Saraswati Maa Lakshmi and Maa kali are the deity's  various incarnations Maa Umiya...

Chamunda Mataji Temple is located at Surendranagar district, near Rajkot, Gujarat. The Mataji temple is situated on the top of Chotila Mountain. Chotila Mountain is around 1250 feet high. Thousands of devotees across India visit Chamunda Maa Temple throughout the year. Chamunda Mata is Kuldevi of ma...

Goli Gadh fair is usually celebrated on a weekend before holi. The Fair commences on Saturday night and ends on Sunday evening. The Fair is organized near the historic Goligadh Bapa Temple in Mahuva Village, Vanskui taluka in Surat district of Gujarat. The fair is celebrated to honor two broth...

The Girnar Maha Shivratri Mela (Fair) is popularly known as “Bhavnath fair” and is held at the Bhavnath Mahadev Temple near Damodar Kund in Junagarh, Gujarat , at the foot of Girnar Mountain on the day of Maha Shivratri every year. This fair is dedicated to Lord Shiva and a lot of celebrations hap...

The Maatangi Modheshwari Temple at Modhera is dedicated to Modheshwari Mata and near the world famous and heritage Modhera Sun temple. Goddess Modheshwari is Kuldevi – chief deity of Modh community. Goddess was worshiped by great saint Matanga Mooni so is called Matangi Modheshwari also. It is said...

Dwarka is known as the land build by Lord Shri Krishna. Sri Rukmini Devi Temple at Dwarka is dedicated to devi Rukmini, the principal consort of Bhagwan Krishna, who is believed to be an incarnation of Mata Lakshmi. In the sanctum sanctorum of the temple, there is a beautiful four-armed deity of Mat...

Bhadrakali is one of the powerful forms of  Goddess Parvati or Devi . Devi Bhadrakali temple is believed to be one of the oldest temple of Ahmedabad and located inside Bhadra Fort in centre of city. Being one of the most oldest temple in the city a huge followers visit the temple premises on th...

In Indian culture and tradition, Guru has been given a higher position than God. It is the Guru who illuminates the life of the disciple with the light of education and knowledge and it is the Guru who paves the path of progress for his disciple. Guru Purnima Parv is organized by the Government of M...

The city of lakes Bhopal is all set to host yet another chapter of Hriday Drishyam Music Festival. Hriday Drishyam is an International Music Festival it has been organizing since last 5 years. In this festival Artists from different countries like France, United States of America, Israel, Canada an...

Every year on the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami a program centered on Lord Shri Krishna Bhakti Parv is organized by the Madhya Pradesh Culture Department. On this occasion bhajans, dances, folk songs and dance dramas based on Lord Krishna are organized centered on Shri Krishna. These programs...

On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Devi Ahilyabai, a two day program is organized in Indore on 30th and 31st May by the Culture Department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh. On the first day of this event on May 30, the great drama "Maheshwar ki Maheshweta" centered on the contribution of...

A three day Faag Mahotsav is organized in collaboration with the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh and District Administration Datia. Datia Faag Festival is an important and dignified event. This festival is organized from the second day of Holi hence it is called Faag Mahotsav. In...

Ghunghru program is organized by Ustad Alauddin Khan Sangeet and Kala Academy Bhopal, under the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh. In this two day event various types of folk dances are performed by renowned artists of the country.This event is organized with the aim of providing en...

On the auspicious occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, a three day Lalit Parv focused on the art manifestations of Lord Shri Krishna is organized at Triveni Art and Archaeological Museum Ujjain run by the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh.On the occasion of Janmashtami of Lord Kris...

On the day of Maha Shivratri , mahadev festival has organized from  the year 1820 onwards   in Bhojpur,  Mandsaur, Tikamgarh, Mhow (Indore), Maheshwar (Khargone), Amkheda KaluNateran (Vidisha), Panna Omkareshwar and Ujjain. During this event  a picture exhibition centered on...

The Navagat Natya Samaroh is organized by the Madhya Pradesh Natya Vidyalaya under the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh. Under this function 60 presentations by 15 students in different styles are prepared by the students of the Natya Vidyalaya in one session. Out of these 60 play...

The one day Nirjharani Mahotsav is organized by the Madhya Pradesh Government Culture Department in the holy city of Amarkantak the origin of Maa Narmada to commemorate the birth of Narmada. During the event Maa Narmada procession is taken out in the yatra a performance is given by the team of Gudum...

On the holy occasion of Shri Ram Navami the Government of Madhya Pradesh Culture Department organizes Prakatya Parv at Kanchana Ghat on the banks of Betwa river in the religious city of Orchha. On the first day of the program the Leelas of Lord Shiva Parvati marriage and Ram birth are performed by t...

Madhya Pradesh Utsav is organized by the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh on the occasion of Foundation Day on 1 November. On this occasion state level programs are organized at Lal Parade Ground in the capital. This year Madhya Pradesh is entering its 67th year of establishment. O...

Every year Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum organizes a concentrated continuity program of presentations of various arts disciplines by the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh. Presentations of various art disciplines such as tribal and folk dance, singing and instrumental performances, B...

Culture Department Government of Madhya Pradesh organizes Tapti Mahotsav every year. The objective of this event is to spread awareness among the people about the Tapti River that originates from Multai District Betul . Many stories are mentioned in the Indian Puranas about the birth of Tapti River...

Every year on 4th August 'Yeh Sham Mastani'  program is organized by the Culture Department, Madhya Pradesh Government, at Ravindra Bhawan Bhopal to commemorate the birth anniversary of allrounder artist and great singer Kishore Kumar.  In this program the songs of Kishore Kumar are presen...

Every year, on the occasion of International Day of Yoga 21st June, Culture Department Madhya Pradesh Government organizes the 'World Yoga and Music Day' in the Tribal Museum Bhopal. The main objective of organizing this day is to promote peace and harmony through music. On this occasion many perfor...

Basavana Bagewadi is a historic town that is famous as the birthplace of the 12th-century saint, poet, and social reformer Basavanna, also known as Basaveshwara. He is believed to have founded the Lingayat sect, which is devoted to Shiva worship. Basava was born in the town of Basavana Bagewadi i...

Hanumanji temple Salangpur is located in Salangpur, Gujarat and comes under the Vadtal Gadi of the Swaminarayan Sampraday (sect) . It is the only Swaminarayan Temple which does not have the Murtis (idols) of either Swaminarayan or Krishna as the Primary deity of worship. It is dedicated to Hanumanji...

Navaratri is a biannual and one of the most revered Hindu festivals observed in the honour of Mother Goddess Durga. It spans over nine nights, first in the month of Chaitra and again in the month of Sharada. Mahisagar Mata temple is situated near bank of river Mahisagar. This temple and nearby plac...

Devgadh Baria is located on the bank of Panam River and is part of Dahod district in the state of Gujarat. The name Devgadh Baria is derived from  two words namely Devgadh and Baria . Devgadh is the name of the mountain that is surrounds the town and Baria is the name of local tribe .Since the...

Allauddin Khan Sangeet Samaroh in Maihar, is an ode to the musical maestro Ustad Allauddin Khan. This program is organised by the Ustad Allauddin Khan Sangeet Academy and the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Department of Culture. The event is held every year to celebrate classical music and endowed mu...

The Akhil Bhartiya Kalidas Samaroh is a seven-day festival held every year in the city of Ujjain, that is acquainted with literary giants of Sanskrit such as Kalidas, Vatsyayana, Bhartrihari, and appreciated Hindi writers like Shivmangal Singh Suman, Prabhakar Machve, Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh, and P...

Nimar Utsav is organized every year by Tribal Folk Arts and Language Development Academy and District Archeology, Tourism and Culture Council Khargone under the Department of Culture, Government of Madhya Pradesh to honor excellence and best achievements in tribal folk and traditional arts....

At Bharadi Devi temple  fair is organised every February which sees  millions of people visit the temple during the fair. This is the Jaagrut (Active) devasthan situated at Anganewadi, 10 km from Malvan. The Bharadi devi temple is located in the villag...

Zanskar valley is located in the Kargil district of the Union Territory of Ladakh at a distance of 240km from Kargil The administrative headquarter of Zanskar Padum is situated at an elevation of 3669 m The offbeat valley features a scenic landscape surrounded by Zanskar ranges giving it a gorgeous...

Khodiyar Mata Mandir is located on the Bhavnagar- Rajkot Highway in a small village of Rajpara, in Shihor Taluka, Bhavnagar District in Gujarat. The Devotees of Ma Khodiyar across the Gujarat visit Rajpara Khodiyar Mandir to worship throughout the year and especially during the festival of Navratri...

Balangir Lokautsav is a major festival of Balangir district. lt is basically a folk dance festival. This festivai is celebrated from 5'n Novernber to 8'h November annually. lt is Simultaneously organized at the district headquarter along with Subdivision and B...

Navratri is celebrated in Jamnagar with great zeal The biggest navratri in Jamnagar is organised since last many years The unique concept to provide the opportunity to play in 3 different arenas is first in Gujarat The organizers have come up with lots of surprises and prizes for Winner 'Khelaiyas'...

World Tribal Day is celebrated at different places in Mahisagar.  Tribal brothers arrive in large numbers in the program organized in Kaleshwari Mahisagar .The celebrations are organized by Khanpur Taluka Adivasi Samaj Mandal in Kaleshwari . A cultural program is organised on the occasion of Wo...

Umiya Mata is the deity worshipped by lakhs of Kadwa Patidars spread across the world. She is the consort of the Mighty Shivashankar and the daughter of Parvatraj Daksha. She is the supreme power of Shakti and is also the mother of the Kartikeya and Ganesha. The Garba (Navratri festival) is organize...

Pachmarhi Utsav of Pachmarhi is a six-day festival held annually every year. This event begins from December 25 and ends after ushering the New Year. The New Year bonanza features a bouquet of cultural programs and art performances. This cultural festival of Pachmarhi - a beautiful hill station in M...

Buhari is a large village located in Valod Taluka of Tapi district Gujarat.  Navratri is a popular Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Durga The festival is celebrated twice a year , the shardia navratri is celebrated in Buhari with great enthusiasm. Local group organizes the Vibrant Navratri f...

Upvan Arts Festival is one of the most glorious festivals to be hosted at the humongous Upvan Lake of Thane. 300+ National & International performing and visual artists will actively participate in the fest leaving no boundaries for exhibiting all forms of Art, transforming this venue into a hea...

Situated amidst the pristine splendor of the Eastern Ghats Koraput is home to a number of tribals for whom festivals are a way of life They celebrate various occasions of their lives with corresponding PARABs Iike pausa parab Chaita parab Diali parab Pond parab etc To honour their traditions the Dis...

Baliyatra Festival in Cuttack is an auspicious festival celebrated on “Kartika Purnima” Every Year. The seven days long festival held in November is observed as the largest trade Fair in Odisha. This fair is extremely Popular and the festival is celebrated with much pomp and grandeur in the historic...

Udbhav Sports and Cultural Association organizes International Dance and Music Festival Udbhav Utsav Amad organizes its monthly cultural program under the banner of Udbhav Sahitya Manch. Udbhav along with its other activities organizes regular cultural events, which will highlight the rich cultural...

The festival is a celebration of Lord Shivas victory over the demon Tripurasara. On this day worshippers take a holy bath by visiting pilgrimage sites during sunrise and moonrise. The day of Tripurari Purnima is so auspicious that any religious activity done on this day gives manifold benefits....

The Sankalp Navratri Utsav - "Aapla Dandiya" is looked upon as one of the greatest festivals of the Thane city due to its magnificence, sanctity and tradition. The Sankalp Navratri Utsav - Aapla Dandiya, represents worship of Godd...

Narsingh Mela is organized in Kartik Purnima of Hindu Panchang every year at Narsingh Sthan Temple situated in Barkagaon, Block of Hazaribag district in Jharkhand. Narsingh Sthan Temple is stablished by Pandit Damodar Mishra in 1632 AD. Many people from nearby districts come to participate in this f...

Experience the cultural milieu of Rural Bengal during Durga Puja.Theme- Intangible Cultural Heritage of Rural West Bengal and Community Based TourismMinistry of Tourism, Government of India, Eastern Regional Office, Kolkata,  is inviting all of you to witness an...

Jamnagar is a city located on the western coast of India in the state of Gujarat in the Saurashtra region. Navratri is a festival which is celebrated with great enthusiasm in and around the Gujarat. One of the oldest garba in the Jamnagar city is the Jalani Jar sheri garba . The ancient Garba in Jam...

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Rural Bengal.Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, Eastern Regional Office Kolkata in association with Victoria Memorial Hall,  as part of celebration of "Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav-Tourism Week" is inviting all of you to explore a wide range of rich tr...

Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande was a scholar of Hindustani classical music. He is the forerunner of the renaissance of classical music in modern India, who composed Bhatkhande SangeetShastra and established many institutions and education centers for the development of classical music. In his memo...

World Tourism Day is celebrated on 27th of September every year by Dept. of Tourism, Govt of Jharkhand. On this ocasion Seminars, Cultural Events and Exhibition are organised with association of state tour operators agencies to encourage people for Tourism in Jharkhand. 

Moniya Dance in Bundelkhand is performed every year during the festival of light Diwali/Deepawali in the end of October or first week of November according to lunar calendar. In this connection the epic story goes that “in Gokul” when Lord Krishna raised Govardhan Mountain on his finger to save his...

Tribal Lok Kala Aur Boli Vikas Academy under the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh is organizing a Putul Samaroh focused on various styles of puppetry from 12 to 16 October 2022. Last year this program was organized from 20 to 24 October 2021.This five day program was mainly organi...

Bharat Bhavan under the Department of Culture Government of Madhya Pradesh organizes a three day Sant Ravidas Raidas program centered on Sant Ravidas Raidas. Sangeet recitation of the verses of Sant Ravidas ji takes place in this ceremony. Along with this, Dhrupad Jugalbandi based on the verses of S...

This sacred siddhpeeth of Vindhyavasni Beejasan devi (one of the incarnation of the “Hindu” goddess “Durga” is on an 800 foot high hillrock, in the village Salkanpur near Rehti village, 70 km from Bhopal. The deity, Ma Durga Beejasan is held in high esteem by...

In Khargone city, the city tour of Lord Shri Siddhatha Mahadev ji is celebrated every year in the month of Shravan (July-Aug)  with special joy in the form of Shiv Dola celebration. A variety of religious and cultural Jhankis (tableaus)   march along with the Dola. This day, along wit...

International Sharad Poornima Festival has been organised in the famous temple of the Shri Pranath ji in the holy city Panna district, It is organized with great fanfare, with the support of 108 Prananath Trust and District administration in the month of October every year with thousands and million...

The event has been organised by Ustaad Alauddin Khan Sangeet Acadamy (Department of Culture, MP) and District Administration Dewas.   Dewas is the birthplace of Kumar Gandharva Samaroh.  Every year on  his birth anniversar i.e  8th April Kumar, the  Gandharva Samaroh is...

Bundeli festival  is  being  held in Basari, a small village in Chhatarpur district, for the last 20 years. This event, which is organized only with the financial support of the people . During the Bundeli festival,  this village was filled with gaiety and enthusiasm. It is not t...

Malwa Utsav is one of the biggest and largest events in Madhya Pradesh. The celebration of art, music, dance, drama, and culture by performers from different parts of the world is done in Malwa Utsav. Dance and music performances are the most significant part of the festival. Cultural integ...

World Tourism Day 2022 celebration fest by Maharashtra Tourism: A mixture of culture and future initiatives by ‘Rethinking Tourism’ With an aim to showcase the culture of the state along with various new initiatives adopted by the tourism department for ‘Rethinkin...

Ramlila mela is celebrated every year since year 1901 at Vidisha , Madhya Pradesh. Vidishas first religion officer and Sanskrit pandit Mr Vishvnath Shastri ji designed Shri Ramlila program, timetable, Leela Venue, screenplay structure and dialogues. The suitable time for Shri Ramlila is Makar Sankra...

A five-day Vindhya Mahotsav is organized in the Rewa Engineering College campus in Rewa. The formal inauguration of the Mahotsav takes place at the Rewa Engineering College campus at 6 pm. On the first day, the Kalash Yatra is taken out, then cultural programs are presented....

Drass Valley is the Gateway is a Himalayan Highland locally known as 'HIMBABS' A sanskrit name meaning 'The Abode of Snow'. It is believed to be the second coldest inhabited place in the world after Siberia. Mercury drops to as low as record -60 degree Celsius. The inhabitants are tough and hard wor...