Fair Festival India Diwali

Diwali Fair

The Diwali Festival is held with a huge celebration in the capital city of Delhi in India. The Festival of Lights or Diwali is a festival which has the potency of uniting entire India because of the appeal and magnificence encircling the festival. The Diwali Festival in Delhi has been given the traditional name of festival of lights because of the hundreds and thousands of diyas or small oil lamps lighted in nearly all the homes.

Description of Diwali Festival:

During the Festival of Diwali in Delhi, the burning of these diyas is considered to be the illuminated pathway of a persons expression of happiness. The lighting of the lamps is also believed to a mode of paying a bow to God, the highest power, for achieving health, knowledge, prosperity, financial security and peace in life. The Delhi Diwali Festival or the festival of lights is celebrated with much eagerness and passion in almost all the parts of North India. In fact, the Diwali Festival of Delhi is regarded to bring the mystic joy and brightness in a persons life.

This festival brings a hope of finding out life amidst darkness, achieving happiness in place of unawareness. The Diwali Festival also spreads love amidst hatred and violence. The age old tradition of lighting the diyas on the Festival of Diwali in Delhi holds a lot of importance, because in Hindu mythology the light stands for vivacity and integrity. In the present times it is seen that in the cities classy neon lights and candles are often lighted as a substitute of the original diyas.

On Diwali, the idea behind the lighting of diyas and candles has come from a number of stories according to the Hindu mythology. The most popular of these stories are is the story spinning around Lord Rama and his family. The Diwali Festival celebrates the return of Lord Rama, who came back to Ayodhya after defeating the demon king Ravana. Rama came back home after spending 14 years in deportation. The day of Diwali is also regarded as the day of enthronement of Lord Rama.

Time of Celebration of Diwali Festival:

The Festival of Diwali in Delhi begins with the festival of Dussehra. The Delhi Diwali Festival falls on the months of November-December.

The main events of the Diwali Festival are:

Day 1 - Dhanteras
Day 2 - Chhoti Diwali, Roop Chaturdashi
Day 3 - Laxmi Pujan, Bandi Chhor Diwas
Day 4 - Goverdhan Puja, Annakoot
Day 5 - Bhai Dooj

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This year my sister Sathya, my mother (from Buenos Aires) and me, are the people who will plan the travel, but be sure that if we can plan everything, we are going to work with Exotic India Escapes again, because the last year everything was perfect.

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Hi Ashish, We are so sorry that could not write you earlier. When we reached to NY we had severe jet lag. As we just started to recover we were hit by Sandy Storm and a week later by Snow storm. We were without electricity for 2 weeks, had no phone and we still have no internet. This was the worst storm we were hit with. Thank God we had no damage to house or personnel. I just want to let you know that we had a great trip. This was almost perfect. The Guides and the drivers were excellent. Car was comfortable. The hotels were great. Above all this trip was unique, different than others. We would have never seen these places otherwise. Each place has something different and unique in culture. People were so nice all over.This was a great package. I would recommend it to all ages, young or old. The best part of trip was plan ride to see Himalyas, what an experience.We thankyou so much. I told Mr Batra to promote this Trip. If we can do any thing please let us know. Next year we want to see temples of South. With kind regards.

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I am glad you wrote to ask about this! It was wonderful. We really enjoyed all the hotels (especially the Imperial hotel) and the tours given by Enille. He took us to different sites in Delhi including the Ghandi memorial site, and a couple of tombs, as well as the Qatar Mintub, which was reported to be the tallest stone structure. The drive to Agra was interesting to the say the least and certainly put things in perspective when you saw the stark contrast between the poor and everyone else. There was nothing to see in Agra other than the Taj Mahal but the hotel was beautiful so we just enjoyed that when we were not at the taj. The food was spectacular at all the places but it did not prevent us from getting Delhi belly!!! We suffered through no problem though... And the spa was absolutely gorgeous and soooo relaxing. The food was great and the weather could not have been better. I only did one Ayervedic treatment, which was nice but Gustavo just enjoyed the ambiance of the place, as did I. We really liked it and ended up wishing we had stayed there longer, especially with the long drive to/from Mangalore, but it was worth it!! I would recommend this trip to anyone!! We both really enjoyed it but will need to save our $$$ for awhile after that trip!!! Thanks you!!!

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