This celebration is observed when the fields are deserted and dry following the harvest of the paddy. The presiding deity Nellikulangara Bhagavathy is said to have celebrated her birthday at the festival. In addition, some people think that the celebration commemorates the goddess's victory over a monster.

A very well-known yearly event is Karamel Muchilottu Perumkaliyattam Theyyam, which is held in the Kannur district.  Devotees go from all across India to see the elaborate statues of the deity, and the Theyyam, which features performances by local artists from Kerala, is an additional draw.  A magnificent portrayal of stories in dance forms mesmerises the audience. During the performance, the artist is revered as God, and worshippers pray to him as if he were a genuine God. Devotees and visitors to the temple complex may feel the vibrations of the music and dance throughout the entire complex.

Numerous residents and visitors cheer on this celebration that ardently honours the "ship of the desert" since it highlights not only the unique bond locals have with this hardy animal but also camel breeding and the long-standing custom of camel taming and training.  The two-day Bikaner Camel Festival in India begins with a vibrant procession of camels that have been exquisitely ornamented. The Junagarh Fort serves as a royal backdrop for the celebration. The camels had anklets, necklaces, and bridles on them.

A harvest celebration known as Pongal is observed by the Tamil population. It is a time to give thanks to the Sun, Mother Nature, and all the farm animals that helped produce a bumper crop. Pongal, which is observed over four days, ushers in the Tamil month of Thai, which is seen as fortunate. Every year, it generally occurs on January 14 or 15. The food that is prepared and consumed during this celebration is called Pongal. It consists primarily of cooked sweet rice. It comes from pongu, a Tamil phrase that means "to boil over."

The event is also known as "The International Kite Festival" in Gujarat or as Makar Sankranti. People commemorate this day to celebrate the end of winter. Ahmedabad, the capital city of Gujarat, is where the kite flying is organized.  It is thought to be the day that heaven opens and the Gods emerge from their protracted slumber. Today is a day when kites of all colours are flying in Gujarat's gorgeous blue skies, and the wind echoes with people's joy.

On the holy day of Makar Sankranti, Gangasagar Mela is celebrated in Sagardwip in West Bengal by immersing oneself in the Ganges and then offering prayers at the temple of Kapil Muni. On January 8, the annual Gangasagar Mela began. It will go through January 16. the yearly gathering of Hindu pilgrims at Sagar Island or Sagardwip in West Bengal, India, to take a sacred bath in the River Ganga before she merges in the Bay of Bengal Sea on Makar Sankranti.

The harvesting season comes to a conclusion with this event. This event is observed for two days in Assam. Magh Bihu, sometimes referred to as the harvest festival, honours Lord Surya. It's a time for celebration, singing, delectable cuisine, and social gatherings. The festival's primary significance is that it signifies the end of winter.

In Kerala, the Thaipooyam Festival is held to commemorate Skanda's victory against Tharakasura. The primary sacrifice made during this event is known as "Kavadiaatam." To do Kavadi according to tradition, worshippers must fast for 41 days. The Thaipooyam Festival, which honours Lord Subramanya, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi, is all about faith, perseverance, and penance

The name of this amazing dance event, Uttarardh Mahotsav, comes from the Sun's planetary and astrological alignment. The earth's rotation around the Sun is honoured during the festival held at the Sun God temple in Modhera each year immediately following Uttarayan. Gujarat, India's Mehsana district, has the hamlet of Modhera. The Sun Temple from the Chaulukya dynasty is the town's most famous landmark. The town is situated on the Pushpavati River's bank.

Elephant Festival is a distinctive event since it unites the entire nation and gives everyone a stage on which to display their ability. This well-known celebration is hosted on Elephanta Island, which is close to the world-heritage-listed Elephanta Cave. It honoured India's tradition of dance, painting, and sculpture. The event honours many Indian classical music and dance styles, and it is set against the temple's massive pillars and sculptured ornamentation on its walls.