The Chalo India initiative, launched by the Ministry of Tourism, seeks to encourage five non-Indian friends to visit India. Indian diaspora members are invited to participate in this initiative, which will enable them to become Incredible India Ambassadors. This initiative aims to empower individuals to share India's beauty, culture and heritage with the rest of the world. Through "Chalo India," the Ministry invites non-Indian friends on a journey of discovery through India's vibrant landscapes, rich history and diverse traditions. As part of this initiative, Incredible India Ambassadors...
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Website of UTSAV - India a Land of Festivals, Ministry of Tourism
Come and experience our incredible festivals. Indian fairs and festivals are the major attraction and best way to explore India. India is a land of festivals and fairs. In India, every region, every season and every religion has plenty to celebrate.
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Information on Art & Culture, Ministry of Tourism
India is a perfect blend of arts and culture, where classical melodies merge seamlessly with a mesmerising mosaic of ancient handicrafts, fascinating festivals and scintillating sculptures. E.g.: Pushkar Camel Fair - Rajasthan, Surajkund Mela in Faridabad- Haryana Rann Utsav in Kutch -Gujarat.
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Information on Spiritual, Ministry of Tourism
From grand temples and mosques to opulent churches, magnificent gurudwaras and serene monasteries, India is the home of religion and pilgrimage. E.g.: Deepotsava in Ayodhya, Durga Puja Kolkata, Ganesh Chaturthi Maharashtra, Urs at Ajmer.
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Information on Music, Ministry of Tourism
With the classical traditions of music in India like the Hindustani classical tradition and the Carnatic classical tradition, music has been as integral a part of the socio-religious expressions of cultural values as dance in India. E.g.: Udaipur World Music Festival, Ziro festival of Music in Arunachala Pradesh.
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Information on Seasonal Festivals, Ministry of Tourism
With the range of seasons and diversified geography, India is a year-round destination for all seasonal festivals and events. In every season, there are newer delights to explore and exciting adventures to be had. E.g.: National Cherry Blossom Festival in Shillong, Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, Tulip Festival Srinagar.
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Information on Culinary Events, Ministry of Tourism
Sample the diverse flavours from different regions of the country that are distinctly characterised by the subtle and sophisticated use of spices, grains, fruits and vegetables that are all grown in the country. E.g.: The Grub Fest in Mumbai, Delhi and Pune, Sula Fest in Maharashtra, Mango Festival Delhi.
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Information on Dance Festival, Ministry of Tourism
Dance, an eloquent form of expression ranging from classical and traditional to folk and tribal, there are various dance forms in India. The most exquisite way of experiencing these graceful evocations is through the many prestigious dance festivals. E.g.: Khajuraho Dance Festival, Konark Dance Festival in Odisha.