Top 10 Festivals of India...

Pushkar Fair, Rajasthan
Pushkar festival is one of the most famous Cattle fair in the world. The highlight of this fair is the camel race and teh trading of cattle. It is an important pilgrim destination as well.

Maha Kumbh Mela, Uttar Pradesh
Kumbh Mela is a world famous fair held in four cities in India. The main attraction are the various rituals and the river ghats on which the holy dip id performed. It is said that whoever will take a dip in the holy water will get bereaved of his past sins and achieve Nirvana. An interesting aspect of this festival is that it is held once in 12 years.

Khajuraho Dance Festival, Madhya Pradesh
India is known all over the world for it Khajuraho Dance festival, held in Khajuraho. The erotic temples of Khajuraho play host to this festival where tourists can enjoy classical dance performances by eminent personalities.

International Yoga Festival, Rishikesh
In the temple town of Rishikesh in Uttaranchal, the tourists flood during the month of February. Reason being the popular Yoga festival week. During this annual weekly festival, one can learn the art of good living through various 'Asans'.

Goa Carnival, Goa
Do not miss being a part of endless fun during the carnival festival in Goa. Enjoy the colourful parades of music and lavish floats, and be a part of extremeexcitement for three days.

Snake Boat Race, Kerala
One of the most unique festival in India is the snake boat race of Kerala. A full fledged competition, it is held in the post monsoon months. Celebrated to some religious purposes, these snake boat races draw huge tourists attention.

Ladakh Festivals, Jammu & Kashmir
What makes Ladakh festivals worth attending, is the huge Buddhist and Tibetan impact on the region. Visit during the Hemis festival, a perfect time to buy handicrafts, as people from nook and corner of Ladakh come to display and sell their handicrafts

Onam, Kerala
Onam is a ten day festival falls around the month of September. The preparations that can be seen a month before the festival includes decoration of streets , homes and shops. Pullikali (Tiger Dance) is one of the main attractions of this most important festival of Kerala.

Christmas, Goa
Christmas is most magnificently celebrated in the small state of Goa. Even though the population of Christians is very low in the state, the festival has become the grandest event of the year as people from all religion excitedly participate in this gala affair.

Ganesh Chaturthi, Maharashtra
The moment you see huge and colorful idols of Lord Ganesha being made on the streets of Mumbai, you could sense that the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi, birthtday of Lord Ganesha, is around the corner. Do not forget to get the taste of many special dishes prepared for this festival, especially Modka (Ladoo).

» Valley of Flowers

An interesting gateway to the hill station of Himachal Pradesh where tourists are advised to participate in the world famous Kullu Dussehra.
Duration: 18 Days / 17 Nights
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» Beauty of Madhya Pradesh

A trip through Madhya Pradesh to see the best of India's heritage and do not miss being the part of the famous Khajuraho dance festival.
Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights
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» Rajasthan with Goa Beaches

A journey to the heart of Rajasthan to be apart of the world famous Pushkar Fair while shaking your leg at the Goa carnival.
Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights
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» Best of North and South

A festive tour to see the best of heritage and culture of North and South India along with participating in the festive celebrations of India.
Duration: 16 Days / 15 Nights
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