Traditional Rajasthani performers at the Pushkar Camel Fair
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Time Your Trip Around a Real Celebration

India's festival calendar runs year-round — from the Pushkar Camel Fair to Diwali, Kumbh Mela and Kerala's Onam. Here's what to expect from each, and when to go.

Festival Tours

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Traditional Rajasthani performers at the Pushkar Camel Fair

October / November

Pushkar Fair

One of the world's largest camel fairs, alongside a major pilgrimage at Pushkar's sacred lake.

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Haridwar on the Ganges, one of the four Kumbh Mela host cities

Rotating, 12-year cycle

Kumbh Mela

The largest peaceful religious gathering on Earth, rotating between four sacred river sites.

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Rishikesh, the Yoga Capital of the World, on the Ganges

Early March

International Yoga Festival, Rishikesh

A week of yoga, meditation and Ayurveda in the town known as the Yoga Capital of the World.

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Traditional Rajasthani performers at a desert camel festival

January

Camel Festival, Bikaner

Decorated camel processions, races and desert folk performances in Bikaner.

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Decorated elephants at the Elephant Festival, Jaipur

Around Holi (March)

Elephant Festival, Jaipur

Elaborately painted elephants paraded through Jaipur, timed alongside the colour festival.

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Women celebrating Teej Festival in traditional red attire

July / August

Teej Festival

A royal Jaipur procession marking the monsoon, with women in traditional dress and flower-decorated swings.

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Diyas and rangoli lit for Diwali

October / November

Diwali

India's biggest festival — the Festival of Lights, at its most vivid in Varanasi and Amritsar.

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Colourful parade float at Goa Carnival

February / March

Goa Carnival

A Portuguese-heritage street carnival with parades, floats and live music across Goa.

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Traditional flower rangoli for Onam celebrations

August / September

Onam

Kerala's biggest festival — flower carpets, snake boat races, and a traditional feast.

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Tented camp at Kutch Mahotsav, Rann of Kutch

November – February

Kutch Mahotsav

A months-long desert festival on the white salt flats of the Rann of Kutch.

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