Make this a November to remember!
With winter almost at our doorstep and the weather at its pleasant best, this is the perfect time for a quick vacay. India is a treasure trove of colours and wonders. Every month, several fairs and festivals are organised all over the country. It is where you get to experience diverse cultures and create memories for a lifetime.
If you are planning to travel this month, here are five festivals that you must attend.
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1. Pushkar Fair
The festivities have begun in Pushkar for one of the largest fairs in the country. The good news is that you still have time to visit the colourful festival this weekend. Get ready to dance to the tunes of folk music and participate in fun activities like tug of war, matka phod and moustache competition. The lineup also includes Sand Art Festival, nature walks and Bollywood night. Do explore the famous lakes, ghats and markets of Pushkar during your visit.
When: Till 8th November
Where: Pushkar, Rajasthan
2. Dev Deepawali
The holy city of Varanasi celebrates Dev Deepawali 15 days after the actual festival as a part of the Ganga Mahotsav. On this auspicious day, the ghats will be illuminated by thousands of diyas. The whole city comes alive with the lights and is a sight to behold. This is your sign to spend your long weekend reliving the festival of lights and feasting on delectable dishes on the streets of Banaras.
When: 7th November
Where: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
3. Rann Utsav
A carnival of music, dance and natural beauty, Rann Utsav is back yet again, and you can visit anytime in the next four months. Witness the rich culture of Gujarat in its folk performances, intricate handicrafts and embroidery, along with the gracious hospitality. The white desert of Kutch is an unmissable sight on full moon days. The moonlight turns the desert into a shimmering landscape which attracts visitors from all over the world.
When: Till 20th February 2023
Where: Kutch, Gujarat
Experience the plethora of different colors, the extravagance of design, plenty of cultures, cornucopia of music and dance at the most awaited tourism event Rann Utsav 2022-23.
Visit #RannUtsav 2022-23 to add a lifetime experience to your travel diary.#gujarattourism #kutch pic.twitter.com/jmLKZhXdGI
— Gujarat Tourism (@GujaratTourism) November 3, 2022
4. Chandrabhaga Fair
Want to experience rural Rajasthan? Then, you should definitely attend the Chandrabhaga Fair this year. It is a confluence of trade, culture and music in the heritage town of Jhalrapatan, with River Chandrabhaga flowing beside it. Visitors take a dip in the holy water as the festival is organised during Kartik Purnima. There is also a cattle fair in which traders from states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra participate.
When: 7th–9th November
Where: Jhalrapatan, Jhalawar, Rajasthan
The Chandrabhaga Fair 2022 at Jhalrapatan, Jhalawar, is going to be one of the best festivals, jam-packed with adventure, culture, and traditions.
Get ready to witness it..!!Date: 07th to 09th November, 2022#FeelTheFestiveVibes#jhalawar #chandrabhagafair #rajasthantourism pic.twitter.com/gPKOdZkvXt
— Rajasthan Tourism (@my_rajasthan) November 3, 2022
5. International Indie Music Festival
This one’s for all the music lovers out there. God’s own country is hosting its first International Indie Music Festival in the coming week. The five-day festival will be held at the Kerala Arts and Crafts Village in Kovalam. The event will feature seven international artists and 14 Indian bands. So, get ready to be mesmerised by their melodious tunes and don’t forget to explore the backwaters and beaches of Kovalam afterwards.
When: 9th–13th November
Where: Kovalam, Kerala
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