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Diwali is to be enjoyed by lighting up lamps, distributing sweets, and bursting fire crackers to defeat darkness with goodness and celebrate it with sweetness and vivacity.
Holi greets the beginning of Spring with a splash of bright colors and water, where most people forget their age-old grievances to enjoy some time.
Durga Puja, primarily in West Bengal, marks the victory of Goddess Durga over evil with beautiful idols and magnificent grand celebrations
Navratri pays respect to Goddess Durga by fasting, praying, and intense folk dances such as Garba and Dandiya for nine nights.
Harvest festivals that cherish traditional foodstuffs and thanksgiving to the God Sun for a bountiful harvest.
Onam, the great festival of Kerala, celebrates feasts, floral designs, and cultural performances like boat racing and folk dances.
Ganesh Chaturthi is the festival of Lord Ganesha's birth, celebrated with processions and immersion of idols to embody wisdom and prosperity.
Rath Yatra, in the city of Puri, Odisha, showcases deities taking a ride on the grand chariots as a reflection of devotion and unity.
The Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan combines camel trade with cultural performances and quirky events like mustache-growing contests.
The Hemis Festival Ladakh celebrates Guru Padmasambhava with a colorful mask dance and spiritual ceremonies at Hemis Monastery.