A Repository Of Indian Festivals To Be Held On November 2018

If you’re planning to take a trip to India this year, November would be an ideal time. There are various festivals held around the country at this time of the year and the cool and pleasant weather is just like an icing over the cake. It is a month of celebration with a large number of festivals that display the culture of India. With the departure of monsoon in October, you can easily build an itinerary and travel to different places.

International Yoga and Music Festival at Rishikesh is a bliss for yogis

The International Yoga and Music Festival are organized by Nada Yoga School in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand. The Rishikesh yoga tour includes free classes and lectures and classical music concerts on the banks of the holy Ganges. Educate and rejuvenate yourself with the help of Ayurvedic doctors, yogis, and philosophers from 1^st – 7th November 2018.

Stay in premium tents at the Rann Utsav in Kutch

This is a desert carnival held in the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat. Visit anytime between 1^st November and 20^th February this year to observe Indian culture in all its glory. It is a magnificent celebration of colors, culture, and music.

The Bandra Wine Festival is a haven for wine lovers

If you’re planning on a trip to Mumbai this November, then you can’t miss the Bandra Wine festival. Taste exquisite wine samples, cheese platters, and grilled food. Take part in fun activities like grape stomping, blind tasting, and dancing, at this festival for wine connoisseurs.

The Pushkar Camel Fair attracts 400,000 people from around the world

Must witness during your tour to India, this glorious affair is going to be held in Pushkar, Rajasthan between 15^th and 23^rd November this year. Over 30 thousand camels converge upon a tiny desert town to create the major attraction of the festival. This traditional fair also has musicians, magicians, snake charmers, dancers, and acrobats for entertainment.

Relish a bird’s eye view of  Taj Mahal at Taj Balloon Festival

If you’re visiting India, then a Taj Mahal trip is surely on your list. During the Taj Balloon Festival, the night sky lights up with gorgeous balloons. Fly over the monument in a spectacular hot air balloon to make unforgettable memories.

Watch the holy river light up during Ganga Mahotsava and Dev Deepavali

Rated among top places to visit in India, Varanasi, in November will celebrate these auspicious festivals on the banks of Ganges. It is to be held on 22^nd November this year on the full moon night of Kartik Purnima. Gods are believed to descend upon earth and take a bath in the river. Celebrations include millions of lamps floated on the river and burning of firecrackers.

Join the largest Sikh festival on Guru Nanak Jayanti

The birthday of Sikh guru, Guru Nanak is celebrated on 23^rd November. Celebrations are held across Punjab and the Golden Temple in Amritsar that lit up a majestic sight. Processions are led along with the singing of hymns, brass bands and display of traditional martial arts.

Have A Taste Of Assamese Culture At The Majuli Festival

The Majuli festival of Assam is celebrated on the banks of the river Luit in Majuli, one of the largest river islands in the world. Visit from 21^st-24^thNovember 2018 to observe folk culture, traditional dances, and handicrafts in this colorful extravaganza.

Chase The Perfect Wave At India Surf Festival In Orissa

Visit Orissa between 12^th and 14^th November for the biggest surfing event in the country. Surfers from around the world come here for surfing, stand-up paddling and skateboarding championships. Just drop by and catch a wave at Ramachandi beach in Puri.

India’s Answer To Japan’s Dreamy Cherry Blossom Festival

Between 14^th and 17^th, November Shillong in Meghalaya hosts the mesmerizing cherry blossom festival. The breathtaking flowering of Himalayan cherry blossoms are accompanied by tribal dances, rock concerts and night walks. The best part is all events are absolutely free!

Lose Yourself At The India Art Festival

Art connoisseurs and art collectors simply cannot miss this art fair held in Thyagaraj Stadium, New Delhi. Featuring modern and contemporary art, it will be held from 22^nd-25^thNovember 2018.

Experience A Cultural Extravaganza At Hampi Festival

From 3rd-5th November, a cultural festival will take place at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi in Karnataka. Take advantage of night heritage walks, adventure sports, light and sound show, helicopter rides and more.