Fairs & Festivals in India

Colours, lights and lamps, dances, deities and architecture are all theme of the Indian festivals. When you see your spirits soaring high and markets crowded with the festival stuff you just want to smear your self with joy and festive gaiety of the place. India is blessed with several festivals that take their turn round the year just to add fun and amusements in people's life. India Tours and Travels bring festive tinges of Goa, Durga Puja, Khajuraho, Holi and Diwali under one package. Be a part of this colourful rush being followed since ages.

	Goa Carnival The Goa Carnival is a much talked about and the most eagerly awaited event of the state of Goa. The festival gives an interesting insight into the chromatic culture of the state.

	Desert Festival Jaisalmer, anyway, is among exotic and unusual towns of Rajasthan which, in the ancient days, used to be a trading centre as it was located on the camel trade routes.

	Ellora Festival The Ellora Festival, organised by the Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), tries to relive the glorious past and the brilliant architecture of the ancient times.

	Mahavir Jayanti The grand Jain festival of Mahavir Jayanti commemorates the birth anniversary of Mahavira, the last of the twenty-four Jain Teerthankars.

	Leh The Leh Festival has been renamed by the present government which will now be known as the Ladakh Singhey Khabab Spring Festival with the intention to ensure greater participation by the local people.

	Khajuraho Dance Festival The Khajuraho Festival is held every year with great pomp and zeal. It tries to relive and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the place.

	Holi Holi, the festival of mirth and rejoice, is one of the most buoyant and boisterous festivals of the Hindus. The festival heralds

	Pushkar Festival Myths and legends permeate the soil of Rajasthan from one corner to the other. Spirituality is a way of life here and the people strictly follow their deep-rooted beliefs.