India might be popular for many things, for starters, fine Kashmiri Pashmina, timeless South Indian temples showcasing spiritual grandeur, beautiful hills of “7 sisters’ in north-east, culturally rich state of Rajasthan to name a few. But the one thing that adds to the many reasons of making India a spiritually vibrant country is the festivals and fairs celebrated across its large geography. Synonymous with zeal and vigor, Indian festivity is a breathtaking experience. If you possess a desire for colors and lights in a sync with devotional tang , holding your hand and leading you to your desired spiritual summits, festival season in India is your place.
The whole country feels as if captured on an artist’s canvas when the streets are filled with mouth watering savories and the entire market is adorned with fairy lights during Diwali. Associated with the legend of Lord Rama, Deepawali is not only awaited by Hindu community but people from all religious background. Adding to the vibrancy of country’s festive spirit are famous Pushkar fair and Mysore Dussehra where you can easily witness the chirpiness of kids running around, women bargaining with shopkeepers, and men greeting each other. Needless to say that one has to be here to experience this unmatched exuberance and capture the most defining festival moments. To experience a meditative dancing trance, one should definitely not miss out Ganpati Visarjan of Maharashtra and Durga Pujo of Bengal. People who like to travel for the sake of learning should not miss out on Jaipur literature festival and the famous hornbill festival of Nagaland.
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