Festivals

Navratri is festival which honours the victory of good over evil. Though the festival to a large extent is connected to Mother Goddess and her various incarnations, it also celebrates the victory of Rama over Ravana. To celebrate this event, one ...

Navratri is a festival complete with celebrations and prayers at the various temples dedicated to the different forms of the goddess. These nine days are the period when people visit shrines of the goddess in prayers for knowledge and prosperity; and ...

Durga Puja is the most important festival for Bengalis. With the festival being near your threshold, the excitement truly gets high. Though there are many other festivals which are celebrated by the Bengali community, when it comes to Durga Puja or ...

Durga Pujo is just around the corner; it is one of India's most auspicious and holiest festival which is celebrated in grandeur all across the country. Kolkata in particular is home to some of the most beautiful puja pandals in the ...

Durga Puja is round the corner and the City of Joy, Kolkata is preparing itself for the biggest festival of the region. Kumortuli is a locality which is the most active locality in the city, as the artisans work day and ...

South India is a region that is spread with spectacular temples, forts and beautiful monuments galore that stand as a result of many powerful dynasties that ruled over these lands. Culturally rich South India celebrates its spirituality by celebrating festivals in ...

Navratri or Dussehra is a festival which is celebrated which much grandeur in many parts of the country. The festival is dedicated to the worship of Mother Goddess and her various forms, such as Lakshmi, Saraswathi, Durga and many more. As ...

With stretches of forest areas and greenery spreading throughout the state, Odisha is relatively a lesser explored tourist destination that has so much to offer. Mostly known for the Sun Temple of Konark or Jagannath Temple of Puri, Odisha is a ...

India is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, that is time and again celebrated in the most resplendent manner of festivals. Every state and every region of the country has its own ways of celebrating different festivals. As we already ...

Arunachal Pradesh is one of the last perimeters of India. The state is concealed between Bhutan, Tibet and Myanmar and is one of those places which has been craving the attention of mainstream tourism for a very long time. Even though ...

With heavy influence of Buddhist and Tibetan culture, the regions of Ladakh are abundant of monastic festivals. Many festivals although feature similar types of celebrations which revolve around the celebration of life and customs which are practiced to ward off evil ...

Surrounded by Myanmar on the east and by the Seven Sister States on all other sides, Manipur is a beautiful land rich with indigenous culture and traditions. Manipur used to be a princely state when it was under the rule of ...