Our country contains plenty of festivals. Like; Holi, Deepawali,Deshahara, but we are familiar with all these festivals but what's about the festivals[[ The Bikaner Camel Festival of Rajashthan]] Maximum people are unaware of this festival..... We should continuosly celebrate these festivals every year..................

India is the land of festivals. Every Village in Tamilnadu celebrate local festivals in a year. Every person of the village will participate and invite relatives to their villages. Unique festivals like breaking the coconuts on the heads of the people, preparing vadas using hand etc. These festivals will be visual treat for the foreigners. We can list out such festivals thru Village Administrative Officers and can be displayed in our tourism calendars

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Our country has rich culture, festivals and values. May be this way, it helps peaceful,sanatana dharma , happiness , fulfillment etc. In a year we have festivals in mostly every month. As I am from tamilnadu, living in Bangalore we celebrate following festivals in a year.I created monthwise details and paste it in my kitchen for my reference. Jan - Pongal - Thai tamil month Apr - Ram Navami, Tamil new year - Chithirai Tamil month Jun - Jul - Aadi month starting- aadiperukku etc Aug - Krishna Janmashtami Sep - Vinayaha chathurthi Oct - Dasara or Navarathri golu( southern states keep golu for this festival) Oct-Nov - Deepavali, Karthigai ( lamp lighting) Dec- Marghazhi festival, Katcheri , Sri Aandal vratham month ,uthsavams etc Again statewise, district wise, people wise there is samll small difference. Apart from this in Tamilnadu is temple City, we can see festivals in famous and other temples throughout the year. According to aagamams temple festivals are there.

The Indian Festivals form an integral part of the rich heritage of the country. Over 50 festivals are celebrated in the country by people of different cultures and religions. The main reason for the celebration of these festivals is to spread happiness and strengthen the bond between friends and family all over - "LONG LIVE INDIA".

Onam is one of the greatest festivals in Kerala. Flower decoration with variety of colours is the feature in this festivals Onam symbolises harmony, unity and brotherhood

Festival A festival is a gathering of family & families to share and enjoy happy , relax and peace tine in life . we Telangana people as Hindus we celebrate 9 days Bathukamma festival in Dasara time which is a one of the colorful and joyful festival.

Buddhism is one of the eminent cultures of Uttar Pradesh. The state houses a lot of monasteries and essential episodes from the life of Buddha. Uttar Pradesh’s link with Gautama Buddha dates back to his first-ever sermon in Sarnath and his Mahaparinirvana attainment in Kushinagar. Such connections have made Uttar Pradesh a site of pilgrimage for the Buddhist community. Buddha Purnima is therefore a celebration of a lot of devotion in the state. Holi is a colorful festival popular in most parts of the country, and Uttar Pradesh also observes the festival of Holi with a lot of enthusiasm. Barsana Holi, on the other hand, is an innovative style of celebrating Holi, particularly in the small town of Barsana of Uttar Pradesh. Barsana is the birthplace of Radha, the beloved of Lord Krishna, and is in the district of Mathura. The distinctive quality of this festival is the mock fight that the women of Barsana engage in with the men of Nandgaon, a neighboring town.

The culture of Uttar Pradesh highlights the primitive beliefs of Northern India. Festivals are a big part of our country, and each state indulges in a variety of glorious celebration that has an essential significance in the respective culture. The festivals of Uttar Pradesh have such wonderful charms that the celebrations keep notching up a level each year. festivals have been a part of the lengthy culture of the land. Uttar Pradesh is a land with many religions coexisting together. The celebrations are of many kinds and are particular to the different communities living there. Read on to learn about the festivals of Uttar Pradesh that are a vital part of the extant traditions of the state and the country. Deepavali, or Diwali, is one of the most popular festivals in India. Northern India, especially Uttar Pradesh, celebrates this occasion with a lot of pomp and gaiety.

Flower festival to be introduced or well known as worship festival for Indian people. Where on a particular day, people can buy flowers and worship each other in india.