Indian culture is characterised by the magnitude of festivals celebrated. The festivals are classified as regional, seasonal, national, social and of course religious. Indian festivals denote colour, vivacity, ebullience, appetizing food and a variety of prayers and rituals. Travellers and tourists are surprised to see  such a multiplicity of the festivities that enrich the Indian culture and cleanse the spirit at the same time enriching the Indian experience.

Anant Chaturdashi |  Ashadhi Ekadashi |  Baisakhi |  Bakari-id |  Bhai Dooj |  Buddha Purnima/Jayanti |  Champa Shashti | Christmas |   Dussehra  |  Datta Jayanti  | Diwali |  Easter Sunday  | Gandhi Jayanti |  Ganesh Chaturthi   Ganga Dashahara |  Geeta Jayanti |  Good Friday  | Gudhi Padva  | Guru Nanak Birth Anniversary   
Hanuman Jayanti |  Holi |  Eid-e-Miladulnabi |  Eid-ul-Fitr |  Independence Day  | Janmashtami  | Karva Chauth   Kojagari Purnima |  Lohri  | Mahashivaratri |  Mahavir Jayanti   |Makar Sankranti  | Mohorram |  Nag Panchami   Navratra |  Parshuram Jayanti  | Pola |  Raksha Bandhan |  Rath Saptami |  Republic Day  | Shri Ramnavami   Tripuri Purnima |  Tulsi Vivah  | Vaikuntha Chaturdashi  | Vaman Jayanti/Onam  | Vasant Panchami