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When it comes to festivals, no other country can quite equal India in terms of diversity in culture, customs and tradition. The country sees a number of festivals throughout the year celebrating a variety of religions, sects, beliefs, and values
Any discussion on the several festivals of India goes beyond the more popular and well-known festivals like Diwali, Eid, Holi and Durga Puja among others. However there are a fair few offbeat and lesser known festivals in India that deserve due credit.
The hills and mountains, wildlife and verdant valleys, the deep waterways and lush green land, the vast variety of fauna and endless natural sights – this is the rich land of Assam. There is no more perfect vacation destination for nature lover and intrepid traveller. Brahmaputra River is an awe-inspiring[…]
The most notable thing to watch in the festivals of Rajasthan is the local people in their traditional multihued attire, particularly the women. Nagaur Festival of Rajasthan every year succeeds in beckoning a large number of tourists who come and be a part of these festivals. The most notable things[…]
The state of Odisha is home to some of the most beautiful and historic temples in the country, with an abundance of picturesque nationals parks and wildlife, a strong legacy of classical music and dances, distinctive and intricate handicrafts and at the heart of the state – its ancient and[…]