Top 10 Events in India

India is brimming with life, color, and traditions that make every celebration unique. From vibrant fairs in desert towns to large music festivals that attract crowds from everywhere, there's always something exciting happening. Whether you live here or are just visiting, these top 10 events offer the perfect way to experience the true spirit of India.

  1. Pushkar Camel Fair (Rajasthan)
    Pushkar Fair, also known as the Camel Fair, is held in the lakeside village of Pushkar in Rajasthan. It is undoubtedly one of the most colorful fairs in India, attracting visitors from all over the world. The festival is famous for its camel trade, with over 30,000 camels participating in beauty contests, races, and dances. The town turns into a shopper’s paradise with bazaars offering silver and semi-precious jewelry, puppets, tie-and-dye fabric, and handicrafts. Besides the fair, the area offers a chance to explore forts and palaces, making it a fantasy land for travelers.

  2. Sunburn (Goa)
    Sunburn is one of Asia’s biggest EDM (Electronic Dance Music) festivals. Starting in 2007 as a three-day festival in Goa, it has grown into a grand event featuring top Indian and international artists. Sunburn offers a mix of music, entertainment, and experiences that attract thousands of fans every year. Past performers include Tiesto, Hardwell, Afrojack, Swedish House Mafia, Nicky Romero, and Avicii.

  3. Ratha Yatra (Orissa)
    Ratha Yatra is a Hindu festival involving a procession where the deity is taken through the streets in a chariot (ratha). It allows devotees who cannot enter temples due to restrictions to see the deity. The most famous Ratha Yatra honors Lord Jagannatha (Krishna) and takes place in Puri, Odisha, and Shrirampur, West Bengal. The chariots are large and elaborately carved, pulled by hundreds of worshippers.

  4. Jaisalmer Desert Festival (Jaisalmer)
    This vibrant festival begins with a colorful procession from Jaisalmer Fort to the Shahid Poonam Singh Stadium. Locals dress in bright traditional costumes, performing folk dances and songs about desert life. Visitors can enjoy puppet shows, camel races, camel polo, tug of war, juggling, turban tying, and even a longest mustache competition.

  5. Surajkund International Crafts Mela (Haryana)
    Since 1981, this annual crafts fair near Delhi showcases traditional Indian arts and crafts. Artisans from across India display textiles, pottery, jewelry, paintings, and sculptures. The mela is held at Surajkund, about 8 km from South Delhi, and draws a large crowd interested in India’s rich craft heritage.

  6. I-Run Goa Marathon (Goa)
    This annual marathon raises awareness and funds for underprivileged children in Goa, supporting the El Shaddai Charitable Trust. The event welcomes runners of all levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes, combining fitness with a meaningful cause.

  7. Wandering Monk Exhibition (Kerala)
    A must-visit for history lovers, this exhibition details the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda during his years as a wandering monk across India (1888–1893). It features his wisdom, sayings, and key encounters, offering deep insights into this great spiritual leader.

  8. Food Street / Thindi Bheedi (Bengaluru)
    VV Puram Food Street in Bengaluru is famous for its wide variety of street food, from hot bajjis to Congress buns. Located near Sajjan Rao Circle, it attracts huge crowds daily. Though narrow, the street is lined with over 20 stalls serving South Indian, North Indian, and Chinese delicacies, making it a food lover’s paradise.

  9. IIFA Awards
    The International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards celebrate excellence in Indian cinema globally. Launched in 2000, the events have been hosted worldwide, including London, Johannesburg, Singapore, Dubai, and Bangkok. The awards cover popular, special, and technical categories, honoring creative and technical achievements in the film industry.

  10. Sundarban Folk Festival (West Bengal)
    This festival celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Sundarbans mangrove region. It showcases folk art forms such as Bhatiyali (boatmen’s songs), Bonbibir Pala (mythological folk drama), Jhumur (migrant folk dance), Shola work, Chau dance, and Baul songs. The festival highlights the intangible cultural heritage of the region under initiatives by the West Bengal government and UNESCO.


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