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Events in India That You Cannot Miss In the Month of February



Calender27 January 2017

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If you’ve been on a festival hunt recently and are wondering what are the best events to plan your trip in February 2017, then do not worry as India in February is all about experiencing the culture and enjoying the season. Pack your camera and travel journal, and get ready to immerse yourself up in the culture, celebrations and food at these events in different parts of the country.

Surajkund International Crafts Mela

Surajkund International Crafts Mela

Date: 1st – 15th February 2019
Those people who are all into enjoying the regional and international crafts and local traditions, then Surajkund Mela is the most perfect place to go. The event takes place in Faridabad, where hundreds of tourists and locals visit and can explore diverse handlooms, handicrafts, masterpiece, cuisine and other attractions. You can also find many artists perform in the open-air theaters for a complete experience in the month of February.

Kambala Buffalo Race

Kambala Buffalo Race

When: February- March
Starting from December but running till March, Kambala Buffalo Race is a great event to explore and make a visit in Karnataka. The dry mud tracks in the coastal villages are filled with water to make them thick with mud for the event. To follow this ancient sport, thousands of buffalo are bred specially for this season. During the event, buffaloes are raced to pay respect to Gods. The word ‘Kambala ‘ literally means into ‘ slushy field’.

Kala Ghoda Arts Festival

Kala Ghoda Arts Festival

Date:2nd – 9th February 2019
From street food to art exhibitions, theatre, dance and heritage walk, Kala Ghoda Arts Festivals is one of the country’s largest multicultural festivals in the month of February. The event is open to everyone for free and one can enjoy the display of traditional craft, dance performances, music gigs, plays, food stalls etc.

Losar Festival, Ladakh

Losar Festival, Ladakh
When: 5th – 7th February 2019
Where: Leh
The Losar Festival in Ladakh is one of the biggest socio-religious events that marks the beginning of the Tibetan New Year. Ladakhis horde to the streets for the ‘metho’ ceremony, where everyone walks through their lit torches to chase away hungry ghosts. Later the torches are thrown away to charge off the evil. There happens traditional dances, music, dramas along with the traditional decoration done on the doors and walls of homes for this festival.

Taj Mahotsav

Taj Mahotsav
When: 18th – 27th February 2019
Where: Shilpgram, Agra
There is a 10 day mega festival lined up in the month of February which you should not miss. With the illuminated Taj in the background, the magical event hosts various performers, ghazal singers, artists, craftsmen and dancers, performing in front of large crowds. Chefs and culinary experts from across the country come to take part and presents their dishes. The Taj Mahotsav promises a great experience which one cannot miss to experience.

Jaisalmer Desert Festival

Jaisalmer Desert Festival
When: 17th – 19th February 2019
Where: Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
For those who want to witness the authentic spirit of Rajasthan, simply head to Jaisalmer for a memorable experience altogether. There’s local competitions, camel races, folk music recitals and much more. The festival is all about experiencing the vibrant culture of Rajasthan. So, sit by the bonfires or enjoy the performances happening to have the true feel of Rajasthan.

Pariyanampetta Pooram Kattakulam

Pariyanampetta Pooram Kattakulam
When: 13th – 19th February 2019
Where: Kerala
Pariyanampetta Pooram Kattakulam is an extravagant celebration organized in the land of Kerala. This 7-day event in February attracts a large number of tourists with its folk dances, arts, rituals and specially the beautifully decorated elephants.The festival is basically the annual celebration of Pariyanampetta Bhagavathy Temple, which creates an awe-inspiring ambience all around.

Khajuraho Dance Festival

Khajuraho Dance Festival
When: 18th – 24th February 2019
Where: Chitragupta Temple and Vishwanatha Temple, Khajuraho
The town of Khajuraho is famous for its erotic sculptures, murals and an international dance festival- the largest in India, every February. This week- long festival offers performances that include Kuchipudi, Chhau, Kathak, Mohini Attam, Odissi and Bharatnatyam. Dancers from all across the world come and participate in the event and enthrall the audiences with their performances. Why to sit idle in February and do nothing, plan your trip to these amazing festivals in India by booking cheap flights to these destinations.

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