Situated about 75 km from Rajkot, Tarnetar is famous for its annual fair known as the Tarnetar Fair.The origin of the fair has been linked with the swayamvar (an event where a woman selects her husband out of the many men who come to ask for her hand in marriage) of Draupadi of the epic Mahabharata....
Rann Utsav is celebrated every year by Gujarat Tourism starating end of November till New Year’s February. This festival is also called as the White Desert Festival. Spread over a vast 7,505 sqkm, the Great Rann of Kutch lies in the heart of the Thar Desert, touching Pakistan's Sind Province on one...
The International Kite Festival is regarded as one of the biggest festivals of Gujarat. The festival of Kite is a uniquely Gujarati phenomenon when the skies over most cities of the state are seen with kites from dawn till dusk. Kite festival is organized during the 2nd week of January. The festival...
Lord Krishna’s grew up in Vrindavan to be a cowherd boy, who loved dairy so much, he’d steal into other people’s homes for it. The villagers would keep their pots of curd and cream tied high up the ceiling, so Krishna wouldn’t reach it. But he found a way around it too! He would gather some of his o...
Sonepur Mela, is one of Asia's largest cattle fairs, organized at the confluence of two mighty rivers, the Ganga and Gandak. Popular since ancient eras for the trading of livestock, this month-long event takes place on the auspicious occasion of Kartik Purnima in the month of November.Hindu devotees...
Jal Mahotsav is organized in Hanuwantiya in Madhya Pradesh every year in month of December - January and the Tent City held from November to February each year. Jal Mahotsav has all the elements to reinvigorate ones body, mind, and spirit. The nearest airport is Indore, just 3 hours away from the Ma...
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....
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...
Carnival is one of the most famous festivals in the State, being celebrated since the 18thCentury. It is celebrated in the months of February-March, 40 days before Lent. Long colourful parades take over the state’s cities with bands, floats, and dances. Decorated floats led by King Momo as the lead...
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...
A one of its kind carnival, the Cherry Tea Festival aims at promoting the natural beauty of cherry blossoms and organic tea produced at the famous “Temi Tea Estate” located 51 km. off Gangtok in South Sikkim. The festival is a major draw for countless nature lovers who throng here to immerse their s...
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...
In view of the reports of India Meteorological Department and advisories issued BY Special Relief Commissioner, Odisha on Deep Depression over southeast Bay of Bengal turning into Cyclonic Storm Jawad and reaching the coasts of Odisha, and in public interest, the Konark Festival 2021 and Internation...
The Nehru Trophy Boat Race is one of the most popular snake boat races in Kerala. It is held every year on the second Saturday of August at the Punnamada Lake near Alappuzha in Kerala. This boat race is named after the first prime minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and there is an interes...
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...
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...
The Winter Carnival is a yearly promotional activity being carried out by the Department to showcase the winter potential of Kashmir. The carnival is organized by the Department to bring a warm and festive feel among the visitors. Moreover, winter sports is main focus of the carn...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
In addition to its historic monuments and colonial architecture, Puducherry offers many scenic beaches. The beautiful Beach Promenade along with its landmark buildings and restaurants along the beach road have for long appealed to the various tourists visiting this erstwhil...
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...
India’s oldest open-air day & night winter exhibition, Numaish, which translates to 'spectacle' in Urdu, is an annual exhibition event held in Hyderabad and begins from January 1st. Numaish has remained the only event of its kind in the world to...
The Haryana Aero Sports Carnival is a flagship event which celebrates the joy of flying. An opportunity where you experience the thrill of aero sports & flying in the skies! The Haryana Aero Sports Carnival satiates this longing to reach for the skies and brings the rush and thrill that adve...
Wow Tamil Nadu is the most honorable award for our very own skilled visual makers across India. In collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Tourism Department, we held a photography and video contest to hunt down talented visual makers who have the ability to elevate the tourism...
To commemorate the 75th year of Freedom, Mizoram Tourism is organising 'Freedom Trek' from Ailawng to Reiek in Mamit District on 3rd May 2022. This will be a one day event where everyone can participate and have a fun day celebrating FREEDOM amidst the the serene jungles.You will be trekking t...
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...
The primary objective of this festival is to promote people-to-people interaction and exchange culture not only at the home ground but also with the outside world. The festival is still in its nascent stage, held annually from December 1 to 10 coinciding with the Hornbill Festival, Nagaland. Dur...
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 Monsoon Festival is being organized during mid of July. The concept behind organizing "Monsoon Festival" is to promote Tourism during lean season by offering special discounts on the room tariff of Hotels/Resorts/Guest houses. The main objective of this festival is to promote "Andaman" Throughou...
The Festival will include Kite flying competition, Boat racing, Beach volleyball, Tug of War, Beach Kabaddi, Musical Chair, Water Bucket relay race, Coconut Tree climbing competitions, Performance by local artists/bands.
The Festival will include Kite flying competition, Boat racing, Beach volleyball, Tug of War, Beach Kabaddi, Musical Chair, Water Bucket relay race, Coconut Tree climbing competitions, Performance by local artists/bands.
The water sports section of Tourism department will arrange a special workshop for Scuba Divers / operators undertaking snorkeling and other water sports activities by inviting experts from India and aboard. Demonstration of various adventure water sports activities will be done by the experts invol...
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...
Neermahal, Lake palace on Rudrasagar (a Lake measuring 5.3 sq. km.) is situated at Melaghar, Sepahijala District, Tripura. It is about 55 km. away from Agartala. The state Capital and is Eastern India’s only water palace. The palace was the dream castle of Maharaja Birbikram Kishore Ma...
Dumboor Lake is a charming water body located in Karbook & Gandacherra Sub Divisions 125 km away from Agartala. The lake is shaped like a small drum, ‘Dumboor’ of Lord Shiva from which the name ‘Dumboor’ originates. The area of the lake is 41 sq.km and there are 48 Islets inside the lake. T...
Jampui is famous for its charming landscape and bracing climate. The excellent climatic condition, green forests, beautiful orange garden, view of rising and setting sun are wonderful sights for tourists. The hill range has 11 villages inhabited by Mizo (Lushai tribes) and also by Reang tribes....
The Tourist place Chabimura, which is situated in Gomati District, Tripura is actually reputed for the Devi Chakrakma. A huge idol of Devi Chakrakma is carved over 20ft high if we proceed more to the left side of the river. The hair of the Devi is replaced by many snakes and erecting their head...
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...
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...
The Nagaur Fair is the second biggest fair in India. Held every year between the months of January and February, it is popularly known as the Cattle Fair of Nagaur as this is where owners gather to trade animals. Bullocks, camels and horses are traded every year at this fair. The animals are lav...
Dussehra is a Hindu festival celebrated all over the country. As the name suggests, it is the ‘Tenth Day’ of the fierce battle fought; when Lord Rama killed King Ravana. This holy day marks the victory of good over evil. The Dussehra Festival of Kota is quite a unique experience for both, the reside...
The Manipur Statehood Day Women’s Polo Tournament is one of the flagship events of Manipur Tourism aimed at promoting the state as a preferred destination for polo tourism in the world. The tournament is organised in co-ordination with the All Manipur Polo Association and Huntre! Equine. The pio...
The devotees come to the three-day Khichdi Mela in Gorakhpur at the holy land of Guru Gorakhnath. There is a glimpse of harmony all over the place. This influx of faith is not only of Purvanchal. Rather, it also belongs to the friendly country Nepal along with the border regions. It i...
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...
Every year a large cattle fair is held at Bateshwar (the exact dates depends on the lunar calendar and vary each year ). It coincides with the most auspicious period for praying at Bateshwar and is an important fixture for saints, Sadhus, tradesmen and villagers alike. The fair attracts large number...
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...
The Megha Kayak Festival aims to be the largest festival in the Indian subcontinent, with over 80 white-water kayakers from all the worldcompeting - including a large contingent from India & Nepal. The aim of this festival is to promote adventure tourism and help establish Meghal...
