India presents a cultural potpourri of number of religions with their own festivals and celebrations but the four major religions followed in India are Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and Sikhism in the descending order. There are a number of regional festivals which are celebrated in particular areas only. Bright colors, brightly lit religious places, illuminated houses, sweets and traditional dresses and dances and unwavering enthusiasm are the characteristics of all the festival holidays in India. Cuisine, dresses and ornaments, especially of the Indian women, with the profusion of golden, red and yellow colors, cultural and traditional performances and music, chariot and car procession of the deities and interesting folklores give the Indian festivals their universal appeal. The concept of universal brotherhood encompasses all the festivals of India and the vibrant colors, warm hospitality and infectious buoyant spirit of the Indians attract people from all over the world to take part in the Indian fairs and festivals.
..Durgapuja
.. Janmashtami
.. Christmas Festivals
.. Holi
.. Pushkar Fair
.. Karvachauth
.. Diwali
.. Rath Yatra (Chariot Festival)
.. Basant Panchami
.. Mahavirjayanti
.. Raksha Bandhan
.. Bhafi-Duj
.. Dussehra
.. Ganesh
.. Kumbh
.. Navratri
.. Independenceday
.. Buddhist Festivals
.. Eid Ul Fitr
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