Jashn-E-Tyohaar | Indian Palette

Jashan-E-Tyohaar

"Har rang mei

khushiyon

ka izhaar"

Discover the magic of Indian Festive Tourism with our campaign, Jashan-E-Tyohaar. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of India's diverse cultural celebrations, where every festival is a symphony of colors, traditions, and joy. It's about exploring the kaleidoscope of traditions, flavors, and celebrations that make India a truly extraordinary destination. From the exuberance of Diwali to the spirituality of Holi, each festival offers a glimpse into the soul of the nation.

Our Festivals

Colors Of Indian Palette

From the exuberant revelry of Pongal in Tamil Nadu to the mystique of Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan, let the diverse tapestry of Indian festivals be your guide, weaving tales of culture, spirituality, and sheer joy. Join us on this cultural extravaganza, where every state unfolds a chapter of its own, inviting you to be a part of the vibrant mosaic that is India.

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Ram Navami : Ayodhya

Ayodhya becomes the epicenter of Ram Navami celebrations, hosting a myriad of events and religious activities. Temples dedicated to Lord Rama, including the Ram Janmabhoomi temple, witness an influx of devotees. The entire city is adorned with decorations, and the air is filled with devotional fervor.

Thrissur Pooram : Thrissur, Kerela

A resplendent festival celebrated with a grand display of caparisoned elephants, dazzling parasols, and percussion music, the Thrissur Pooram is a magnificent spectacle merging the spiritual and cultural essence of Kerala.

Hanuman Jayanti : Odisha

Magh Bihu : Assam

In this, bonfires are burned in the fields and people pray to Agni for blessings. The bonfires are usually made with fireword, green bamboo, hay and dried Banana leaves. People take bath before setting up the bonfire, as a tradition.

Vasant Panchmi : West Bengal

In West Bengal, Vasant Panchami is celebrated as Saraswati Puja, with elaborate rituals performed in schools, colleges, and homes to seek blessings for academic success.

Ugadi :Telangana

Colorful patterns are drawn on the floor, decorations made out of mango leaves (toranalu) are hung on doors, exchanging gifts like clothes, donating to the needy, a special bath succeeded by an oil treatment, cooking a special food called pachadi (a sweet, salty and bitter dish, symbolic of expecting all ...

Independence Day Celebration : Red Fort, New Delhi

The event is attended by the President of India, other dignitaries, and citizens from across India. The flag-hoisting ceremony and cultural performances at the Red Fort remind everyone of the sacrifices made by the great freedom fighters. The history of the Red Fort goes back centuries.

Teej : Rajasthan

An elaborate procession is taken out in Jaipur for two continuous days on the festive occasion which is watched by people in large numbers. The Teej idol is covered with a canopy whereas the Gangaur idol is open. The traditional Ghevar sweet is also associated with the festival. During Teej, Parvati is worshiped.

Join us in the Journey of Festive Tourism

Khushiyon ka Izhaar

As we dance to the rhythm of Jashan e Tyohaar, let the beats of happiness and harmony resonate in our hearts.