Rann Utsav 2024: The Enchanting Desert Festival of Kutch you won't want to miss!

Rann Utsav 2024: The Enchanting Desert Festival of Kutch you won't want to miss!

Say hello to Rann Utsav an experience where the vast white sands of Rann of Kutch transform into a carnival of culture, art, adventure, and perfect awe-inspiring natural beauty. Every year, this enigmatic salt desert in the small town of Kutch, Gujarat, turns into a fascinating escape into an otherworldly landscape. Know the Rann Utsav dates for 2024? Or what does it offer in its

Dasara Festival in Coorg

Dasara Festival in Coorg

Dasara/Janotsava or Vijaydashmi, as it is known to be in northern states of India, is a time of the year in Madikeri when the gung ho crowd enshrouds in gaiety and fun to celebrate good over evil. This ten days festival is celebrated in the months of September and October with full fervour. A splashy festival, Madikeri Dasara seconds the Mysore Dasara in the state of Karnataka.

Celebrated uniquely with decorated
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Dylan Music Festival

Dylan Music Festival

“Rock on at the scintillating concert where fans bow to the god of the guitar”
If you visit Shillong once, you will keep coming back again and again, goes an old saying. The same sentiment echoes for the annual Bob Dylan fest in Shillong which began on May 24, 1972, to celebrate Dylan’s music, a tradition that continues every year on his birthday. As a young performer in the heydays of Kolkata’s Park Street, the now-i
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Konark dance and music festival a divine romance

Konark dance and music festival a divine romance

The land of the world-famous Sun Temple and the magnificent Chandrabhaga beach lures discerning tourists with another attraction. No points for guessing we are talking of the Konark Dance & Music festival an annual feature at the Konark temple. 

The festival, a brainchild of Guru Gangadhar Pradhan provides an ideal treat for the art connoisseurs as well as a platform to the well known as well as emerging
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Traditional Performing art of Kerala

Traditional Performing art of Kerala

Kerala is bestowed with some ancient traditional art forms that are still today performed with the same zeal and enthusiasm. We discuss here two art forms. 

Kathakali
The art form of Kathakali is the oldest form in the world, which crystallized at around the same time as Shakespeare was scribbling the plays, though elements of it stem from 2nd-century temple rituals. The Kathakali performanc
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Most Unusual Museums In India

Most Unusual Museums In India

Sri Rallabandi Subba Rao Museum, Rajahmundry
Sri Rallabandi Subba Rao museum finds merit for its nondescript entity as nearby people are oblivious of this treasure trove of antiquity. Located on the banks of Godavari it is well ensconced from the public view. The Museum has a good range of outdoor exhibitions of sculptures, well-preserved palm leaf manuscripts, a number of stone inscriptions, ancient and medieval coins.
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Pooram Festival in Thrissur

Pooram Festival in Thrissur

The Thrissur’s Pooram Festival is associated with the caparisoned elephants that symbolize Kerala. Pooram is an annual festival held after the summer harvest. The legend has that in the 18th century AD there was a quarrel among 10 temples about participation in the festival held at Arratupuzha. To finish this dispute, the king (raja) Rama Varma decided to unite these temples and decreed them into one temple festival. Since 1798, it became th
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Summer Festival - Carniwal

Summer Festival - Carniwal

Venue: Nakki Lake, Mount Abu, Rajasthan
Time: Mid May, Every Year
Theme: Culture
The Summer Festival in Mount Abu is celebrated every year in the month of May. In the year 2011, the Summer Festival is going to be held in Mid May ( for Dates pls check RTDC calendar ). Celebrated on the Budh Purnima, this 3-day festival is marked by various events. In the first day ceremony, the processions ar
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10 Most Vibrant Places for Dussehra Celebration

10 Most Vibrant Places for Dussehra Celebration

Mysore Dasara
For 10 days the peaceful image of Mysore takes a backseat. Mysore erupts into life and every street gets bustling with streams. The most striking part of the Dasara celebrations is the Vijayadashami procession held on the last day. Goddess Chamundeshwari kept in the golden howdah of an elephant is moved for 2.5 miles beginning from the Palace grounds.

Kullu Dussehra
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