Celebrated in various states with different names, this harvest festival marks the transition of the sun into the zodiac sign of Capricorn.

One of the largest literary festivals in the world held in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

a lively and colorful festival with parades, music, and dancing held in Goa.

A week-long festival showcasing classical dance forms against the backdrop of the stunning Khajuraho temples.

The festival of colors celebrated across India with vibrant powders and water fights.

Held in Rishikesh, this event attracts yoga enthusiasts and practitioners from around the world.

Celebrated in North India, especially in Punjab, to mark the harvest season.

A grand temple festival in Kerala featuring processions, fireworks, and elephant parades.

Celebrates the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha.

Held in the hill station of Mount Abu in Rajasthan, showcasing cultural performances and competitions.

A grand chariot procession in Puri, Odisha, dedicated to Lord Jagannath.

Celebrated in Ladakh with colorful masked dances and rituals at Hemis Monastery.

A women-centric festival celebrated in Rajasthan, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh.

Showcasing the rich culture and traditions of Ladakh through music, dance, and sports events.

Celebrated across the country on August 15th.

The harvest festival of Kerala featuring boat races, traditional dance, and lavish feasts.

A 10-day festival dedicated to the elephant-headed god Ganesha, celebrated with great fervor in Maharashtra.

A massive religious gathering that takes place in four different locations in a cycle of 12 years.

The festival of lights celebrated with diyas, fireworks, and festivities across India.

A major Hindu festival celebrated in West Bengal with elaborate pandal decorations and cultural performances.

A unique fair held in Rajasthan featuring camel trading, cultural events, and camel races.

Celebrates the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.

Celebrated across India with decorations, carol singing, and feasting.

A cultural festival celebrated by the tribes of Nagaland showcasing their traditions, music, and crafts.