2022 Indian Festivals – India, a country rich in culture and history, has many festivals that are celebrated with joy, gaiety, rituals, and zest. Every region and religion in India has its own set of festivals to commemorate and honor the birthdays and great deeds of deities, gurus, heroes, and saints.
Some of these festivals are observed because of religious beliefs and customs. India celebrates every festival associated with its region and culture. Fasting, serving the poor, humanitarian service, and providing free food are some of the common rituals associated with these festivals. Some of India’s major festivals include Holi, Diwali, Independence Day, and Eid-ul-Fitr. Explore a month-by-month festival calendar for 2022 in India.
It’s December, the last month of the year. So, what are your new year’s plans? Is your soul craving for beaches or mountains? Or would you like to enjoy the serenity of nature or hit the party deck? Well, most of us choose Goa to spend our new years eve. However, offbeat beaches in Mumbai … Read more
2021-22 New year holiday tour packages in India When you think of celebrating New Year in India, we are pretty sure all that comes to your mind is crazy partying and dancing, good food, and lots of fun. Most people look for some happening destination in India to end the past year with a bang … Read more
Indian Villages worth Visiting at least once in a lifetime Are you looking for some rural destination this time for your summer vacation? Well, the fact is that there are some really beautiful Eye-catching Indian Villages worth Visiting at least once in a lifetime. If you are feeling Tired by exploring the known tourist’s hot … Read more
Awesome destinations for celebrating holi in style this year Holi is the Indian festival of colors, fun, laughter and it is also one of the most famous Indian festivals. It is a two days long festival that involves the Holika Dahan on the day one and the celebrations of colors one the second day. There … Read more
Kumbh Mela 2019 The KumbhMela of 2019 began on January 15 and is expected to end on March 4. More than 100 million devotees from all over the world come to this religious fair, making it the largest religious fair worldwide. UNESCO recognizes it as one kind festival and lists it under the Intangible Cultural … Read more
Top 10 festivals/events of India in January- February 2019 for a grand celebration India is a country which is known for its extravagant festivals and events which happen every year with much galore and celebrations. If being a tourist you are wishing to explore the reach culture and diversity of this nation then it is … Read more