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    Year Range : 2021-2030
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    Upcoming: 12 Nov

    Dinman Samaroh

    The Dinman Samaroh is an annual multi-arts cultural festival organized by Bharat Bhavan in Bhopal. Dedicated to promoting young and emerging artists, the festival features performances in classical music, dance, theatre, literature, and fine arts, providing a prestigious platform for the next generation of Indian cultural talent
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    Upcoming: 13-16 Nov

    Chhath Puja: A festival worshipping the Sun God

    An ancient Vedic festival reflecting deep reverence for the Sun God
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    Upcoming: 14-16 Nov

    Kalpathi Ratholsavam

    The Kalpathi Ratholsavam, popularly known as the Chariot Festival, is a renowned annual celebration held at the Sree Viswanatha Swamy Temple in Kalpathi, Palakkad. Dedicated to Lord Viswanatha (Shiva) and Goddess Visalakshi (Parvati),
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    Upcoming: 14 Nov

    NAVANANDI PRADAKSHINALU

    The Navanandi Pradakshinalu in Nandyal is a profoundly sacred pilgrimage, especially on Karthik Purnami. This unique circumambulation involves visiting nine ancient temples dedicated to Lord Shiva's divine bull, Nandi. Its essence lies in the deep belief that completing this journey purifies the soul, absolves sins, and fulfills wishes, drawing countless devotees seeking divine grace. Rooted in ancient scriptures and local legends, this pilgrimage historically honors the sacred Nandi, believed to mediate devotees' prayers to Lord Shiva.
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    Upcoming: 15-16 Nov

    Chhath Mohotsav

    Chhath Mohotsav is a vibrant religious and cultural celebration dedicated to Chhathi Maiya and Surya Dev. Marked by traditional rituals, devotional songs, and offerings to the setting and rising sun, the festival brings devotees together at beautifully decorated water bodies and ghats in a unique celebration of faith, tradition, and community spirit.
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    Upcoming: 15 Nov-13 Jan

    Eco Retreat Daringbadi: A serene glamping experience in picturesque hills of Odisha

    An annual glamping event offering an enchanting escape into the lap of nature.
    Decorated camels at the annual Pushkar Camel Fair (Pushkar Mela). Pushkar, Rajasthan, India

    Upcoming: 17-24 Nov

    Pushkar Camel Fair: Where Rajasthan's soul comes alive in a carnival of colours

    A mesmerising spectacle of Rajasthan’s culture and traditions.
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    Upcoming: 18-26 Nov

    Akhil Bhartiya Kalidas Samaroh

    While immersing yourself in the festivities, visit the sacred Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple and the stunning Mahakal Lok Corridor. Explore the unique Kal Bhairav Temple, the historic Harsiddhi Temple, and the astronomical wonders of the Ved Shala (Jantar Mantar). With the gigantic Bada Ganapati and the serene banks of the Shipra River nearby, there are many more experiences to explore that showcase Ujjain’s perfect harmony of ancient divinity and artistic brilliance.

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    Upcoming: 19-20 Nov

    Tana Riri Mahotsav

    The state government organises the Tana Riri Festival in remembrance of two sisters Tana and Riri from Vadnagar. Both the sisters were renowned among locals for their powerful singing capability and their life story is part of Gujarati folk. During Akbar’s rule in India, his court musician Tansen, once sang Raag Deepak which is said to invoke fire and heat, causing deterioration of his health. As there was no cure except a counter musical therapy, the sister duo sang Raag Malhar for him, which cured Tansen from the effect.
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    Upcoming: 20-22 Nov

    Chandigarh Carnival 2026

    Chandigarh Carnival is organised at last week of November every year at Open Ground opposite Museum & Art Gallery, Sector 10, Chandigarh and it is celebrated for 3 days.

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    Upcoming: 20-24 Nov

    Shamlaji Fair 2026

    Shamlaji is a very famous temple located in Aravalli district of Gujarat, dedicated to lord Vishnu in the form of Sakshi Gopal or Gadadhar. The location is at the border between Gujarat and Rajasthan and the fair is held around the month of November, lasting for three weeks. The temple is located on the bank of Meshwo River and surrounded by hills. Devotees from Gujarat and Rajasthan come singing, dancing, on foot and some carry devotional banners to express their love for the deity.
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    Upcoming: 20-24 Nov

    Shamlaji Melo: A confluence of devotion and diversity

    A sacred fair, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, bring together diverse cultures and tribes.
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    14-15 Nov

    Eco Retreat Sonapur: A coastal paradise beckons

    Experience an unrivalled blend of luxury, adventure, and coastal beauty at Eco Retreat Sonapur, where the river Bahuda meets the Bay of Bengal
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    09-11 Jan

    Bishnupur Music Festival: Where melodies resonate through time

    The festival stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Indian classical music and artistry.
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    01-15 Feb

    Shivrinarayan Mela

    The Historic Shivrinarayan Mela of Chhattisgarh is a beautiful confluence of faith, tradition, and culture. The fair is generally organized every year in the month of January-February, from Magh Purnima to Mahashivratri, for approximately 15 days, in Shivrinarayan town of Janjgir-Champa district, Chhattisgarh.
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    01-15 Feb

    RAJIM KUMBH KALP

    RAJIM KUMBH KALP Prayag of Chhattisgarh Rajim Kumbh is a major religious and cultural festival held in Rajim, Chhattisgarh. It is also popularly known as the “Prayag of Chhattisgarh.” The main centers of the festival are the Rajiv Lochan Temple and the confluence of the Mahanadi, Pairi, and Sondhur Rivers.
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    14-21 Feb

    Paragliding Festival: A Thrilling adventure in the skies

    Take to the skies and experience the sheer joy of soaring amidst the clouds.
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    18-27 Feb

    Taj Mahotsav: A cultural carnival in the shadow of Taj Mahal

    A celebration of art, crafts, music, dance, and cuisine against the backdrop of Taj Mahal.
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    23-24 Feb

    Manimalarkkavu Bharani 2026

    The Manimalarkkavu Bharani Festival, held annually at the Velur Manimalarkkavu Temple in Thrissur, is a vibrant celebration honoring Goddess Bhagavathy.

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    14 Mar

    Tour of Thekkady

    The Tour of Thekkady, renowned as India's premier Gran Fondo cycling event, is set to return in 2026, offering an exciting mix of competitive races and scenic tours through Kerala's stunning landscapes.

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    21-21 Mar

    Attuvela Mahotsavam

    Nestled in the heart of Kottayam district, the Elankavu Bhagavathy Temple hosts one of Kerala’s most captivating and distinctive festivals—Attuvela Mahotsavam.

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    11-13 Apr

    Chaitra Parab Mayurbhanj

    Chaitra Parab is one of the most significant cultural festivals of Mayurbhanj, celebrated with great enthusiasm during the month of Chaitra. Deeply rooted in the traditions of the indigenous communities of the region, the festival marks the arrival of the new agricultural season and serves as a celebration of nature, community, and cultural identity.
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    26 Apr

    Thrissur Pooram

    Thrissur Pooram is a vibrant cultural celebration that unites people from diverse backgrounds
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    23 May-24 Jun

    Vaishaka Mahotsavam,

    The Kottiyoor Vaishaka Mahotsavam is a remarkable 28-day pilgrimage festival celebrated amidst the tranquil forests of northern Kerala, along the banks of the majestic Bavali River. Conducted at the twin shrines of Akkare Kottiyoor Temple and Ikkare Kottiyoor Temple in Kannur district, it is one of the most revered spiritual gatherings in the region. The sacred Akkare Kottiyoor shrine, which serves as the focal point of the festival, remains open only during this annual celebration. The festivities commence on the Chothi star in the Malayalam month of Edavam and conclude on the Chithira star in Midhunam, usually between May and June.
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    03 Nov-04 Dec

    Sonepur Cattle Fair: The largest cattle fair in Asia

    Sonepur Cattle Fair is a mesmerising blend of spirituality, commerce, and culture.
    Circa 2018. Oil candles, also called Deepams, are lighted on a rangoli design to celebrate the festival of Karthigai Deepam.

    04 Dec

    Karthigai Deepam: The Tamil festival of lights

    An integral part of Tamil culture, the festival is said to ward off darkness, spreading prosperity and joy.
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    10 Jan-17 Oct

    Gangasagar Mela

    Gangasagar Mela is one of the largest pilgrimage fairs in India and an important spiritual gathering held annually at Sagar Island in West Bengal during Makar Sankranti in January.

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    26 Jan

    RAJKIYE GANTANTRA MELA MAHOTSAV

    Rajkiya Gantantra Mela Mahotsav is a prestigious annual state festival celebrated in Godda district to commemorate India’s Republic Day while showcasing the rich cultural diversity and traditions of the Santhal Pargana region. Organized under the aegis of the Government of Jharkhand in collaboration with the district administration, the festival has grown into one of the region’s most anticipated public events, attracting visitors from across the state and neighbouring areas.
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    26 Jan

    Republic Day: A spectacular showcase of India's glory

    A grand celebration marking the adoption of the Indian Constitution.
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    01-28 Feb

    Surajkund International Atmanirbhar Craft Festival

    A splash of colours, rhythm of drum beats and joy de-vivre merge at Surajkund in Faridabad, Haryana during the first fortnight of each February.
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    06-08 Feb

    Dhauli Kalinga Mahotsav

    Set against the serene backdrop of the historic Dhauli Hills, the Dhauli-Kalinga Mahotsav is a unique cultural festival that celebrates the timeless message of peace, harmony, and non-violence. The festival draws inspiration from the historic Kalinga War, after which Emperor Ashoka embraced Buddhism and dedicated his life to the path of peace.
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    06-21 Feb

    Rajkiya Itkhori Mahotsav

    Rajkiya Itkhori Mahotsav is one of the most significant cultural and religious festivals of Jharkhand, celebrated at the historic Itkhori Temple Complex in Chatra district. The festival showcases the rich spiritual heritage of the region where Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism converge. According to tradition, Gautama Buddha is believed to have spent time here before attaining enlightenment, while Jain traditions also associate the place with Tirthankara activities.
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    13-15 Feb

    Hampi Utsava: Unveiling the majesty of a proud heritage

    A tribute of music, dance and celebration to the heritage of the Vijayanagara Empire.
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    15-17 Feb

    Shree Kunkeshwar Mahashivratri Yatra

    Kunkeshwar is a beautiful pilgrimage site located in Devgad taluka of Sindhudurg district. Enriched with a serene beach, a temple nestled in the lap of nature, and a vibrant cultural heritage, this place is often referred to as the “Kashi of South Konkan” in Maharashtra. Its peaceful and sacred atmosphere, historical significance, and natural beauty give Kunkeshwar a unique identity.
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    15 Feb

    Mahashivratri

    Mahashivratri is one of the most significant festivals in Hinduism, celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva, the supreme deity of destruction and transformation. On this auspicious day, devotees worship Lord Shiva through rituals, fasting, and meditation to seek his blessings. Mahashivratri is not merely a religious festival;
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    15 Feb

    Maha Shivratri: Celebrate the great night of Lord Shiva

    Become part of a grand annual spectacle as India pays homage to the revered Lord Shiva.
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    Portrait of beautiful horse and mare at Sonepur cattle fair

    03 Nov-04 Dec

    Sonepur Cattle Fair: The largest cattle fair in Asia

    Sonepur Cattle Fair is a mesmerising blend of spirituality, commerce, and culture.
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    14-15 Nov

    Eco Retreat Sonapur: A coastal paradise beckons

    Experience an unrivalled blend of luxury, adventure, and coastal beauty at Eco Retreat Sonapur, where the river Bahuda meets the Bay of Bengal
    Circa 2018. Oil candles, also called Deepams, are lighted on a rangoli design to celebrate the festival of Karthigai Deepam.

    04 Dec

    Karthigai Deepam: The Tamil festival of lights

    An integral part of Tamil culture, the festival is said to ward off darkness, spreading prosperity and joy.
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    09-11 Jan

    Bishnupur Music Festival: Where melodies resonate through time

    The festival stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Indian classical music and artistry.
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    10 Jan-17 Oct

    Gangasagar Mela

    Gangasagar Mela is one of the largest pilgrimage fairs in India and an important spiritual gathering held annually at Sagar Island in West Bengal during Makar Sankranti in January.

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    26 Jan

    RAJKIYE GANTANTRA MELA MAHOTSAV

    Rajkiya Gantantra Mela Mahotsav is a prestigious annual state festival celebrated in Godda district to commemorate India’s Republic Day while showcasing the rich cultural diversity and traditions of the Santhal Pargana region. Organized under the aegis of the Government of Jharkhand in collaboration with the district administration, the festival has grown into one of the region’s most anticipated public events, attracting visitors from across the state and neighbouring areas.
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    26 Jan

    Republic Day: A spectacular showcase of India's glory

    A grand celebration marking the adoption of the Indian Constitution.
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    01-15 Feb

    Shivrinarayan Mela

    The Historic Shivrinarayan Mela of Chhattisgarh is a beautiful confluence of faith, tradition, and culture. The fair is generally organized every year in the month of January-February, from Magh Purnima to Mahashivratri, for approximately 15 days, in Shivrinarayan town of Janjgir-Champa district, Chhattisgarh.
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