Unity In Diversity has been a symbol of India since ages. It is the
land of various cultures and traditions with people of different
religions celebrating different festivals. These festivals have lead to
formation of different fairs, reflecting richness of culture, vitality
and life-style of the people of India. Some festivals and fairs are
related to religious nature while some are related to the change of
season and harvesting.
India is famous for its several religious fairs and attracts thousands
of tourists from around the world. Vibrant colors and festivity has made
these fairs a joy. The Surajkund Mela in Delhi is a famous yearly fair.
Then the Rath Yatra of Lord Vishnu in Puri, the Kumbh Mela of Allahabad
taking place once in four years, the camel Fair at Pushkar or the Goan
Carnival are some of the most awaited fairs. Almost every region has its
own set of fairs and festivals. Music, dance, prayers and rituals are a
special attraction of these fairs. These fairs make a fantastic
statement of country's diversity and multi-cultural character. Hence,
tour of India can never be complete without being a part of its colorful
fairs and festivals.
Some of the famous fairs are -
