Fair And Festival
Fair And Festival
Fairs and festivals in India are celebrated as a part of life. Known as the land of 13 festivals in 12 months, the Indian festive calendar is the longest in the world. The colorful Indian culture is
defined by several festivals celebrated in the country throughout the year. India is the land of different ethnicity and religious belief that gives rise to the important festivals in the country.
The popular festivals in India include religious festivals, cultural festivals, and event festivals
that symbolizes the culture, heritage, and natural resources of India. As India is vast, the famous
Indian festivals are specially observed at different corners of the country. For instance, Durga
Puja is celebrated all over the country but Kolkata is especially known for worshiping Goddess
Durga during the festival. In the same way, Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated in Mumbai where
Lord Ganesha is worshiped with high enthusiasm.Some festivals in India symbolize the victory of good over evil and one such famous festival is Dussehra celebrated mostly in northern India. The Hindu festivals are not limited to worshipingGods and Goddesses inside the home. It relates to great cultural aspects as we can witness in the intricate decoration during the Durga Puja in Kolkata, Ganesh Chaturthi in Mumbai, and Diwali, the festival of lights in all over India. In India, Hindu festivals are also celebrated with color. During the Holi that is also known as Dol Yatra of Lord Sri Krishna, the whole Brajbhoomi witness a riot of color.
In India, every occasion is celebrated as a festival. It may be a desert festival, beach festival,
dance festival, or harvest festival. In south India, Assam, and some other places harvest festival
is celebrated to mark peace and prosperity. It is also the most popular festival in Kerala locally
known as Onam. If you want to enjoy a Dance festival in India, head to Konarak in Odisha or
Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh. This is the best way to explore the classic art and culture of India.
You can also go to enjoy the famous Goa Carnival and take part in colorful parades and dance in
the beach city.
When we talk about the desert festival, the picture of the vast extended Thar Desert in Jaisalmer
appears before our eyes. During the month of January and February, tourists from every nook
head to this popular destination in Rajasthan. The festival offers the best opportunity to explore
colorful Rajasthani culture through folk music, traditional products, cuisine, and camel ride.
Another world-famous festival in Rajasthan is Pushkar Camel Fair. The week-long festival isconsidered as the greatest traditional fair in the country. You can also plan a trip to Rann Utsav
In Kuch, a sand desert in Gujarat to enjoy the folk culture of the place.
India is a unique land, and so are its festivals. From Holi, when the entire country is doused in
colors, to Diwali, when splendid fireworks illuminate the night skies, every festival celebrates its
mythology, traditions, and customs. Simultaneously, fairs or "Melas", as they are locally called,
highlight the local culture of the land in colorful and expressive ways, emphasizing the
prevailing folklore and history of the region. Here are some of the fairs and festivals in India
which display pomp and magnificence on agrand scale.
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