Festivals in India

Festivals in India are portrayed by color, cheerfulness, fervor, passions, rituals, prayers and ceremonies and customs.

Tourist visits India during the festival time in order to rejoice in the manner Indians celebrate each and every festival with so much pride and enthusiasm.

One of the most enjoyed and extensively celebrated festival is DIWALI, which falls in the month of October- November.

This festival in India is also known as the festival of lights as each and every city is lit up with candles, diyas, fire works. People exchange greetings by wishing each other and exchanging sweets and dry fruits.

People visit each others homes and the three days of the festival are absolute fun.

Holi is the festivals of colors which fall in the month of March. It is basically an indication that the summer has arrived and lets all welcome it with water balloons are and color to burst the heat.

Lohri, this festival of India is done to celebrate and worship fire which is known as Lohri an extremely auspicious festival.

It is believed that this festival if celebrated by newly wed couples and new born children proves to be very lucky for them. The most typical thing of this festival is its bonfire.

Out of all the relations in this world the relation between a brother and sister is the purest and on the day of Raksha Bandhan this bond of love is the most popularly celebrated festival in India falling in the month of august.