The Pushkar Fair, often referred to as the Pushkar Camel Fair, takes place in Pushkar during Kartik Purnima in November. Thousands of camels, oxen, and horses gather for this annual carnival. This seven-day, vibrant, and distinctive show draws many visitors from all around the world. The fiesta's primary draws, in addition to trading cattle, also include camel and horse races, cultural performances, exhibits, magic shows, a competition for the longest moustache, a bridal competition, and many other events. Additionally, this fair is well known for being among the biggest livestock fairs in the world. This great camel fair attracts close to 40,000 camels. One of the wonderful experiences you may have during this event is a camel or horse safari.Over the years, the fair has received accolades in Rajasthan tourism. 

Fairness of Chandrabhaga Jhalrapatan, which is six kilometres from Jhalwar, is where Jhalawar is held. Alongside the river, the Chadrabhaga is used for sacred bathing by locals. On the auspicious day of "kartik purnima," when tens of thousands of pilgrims bathe in the lake, this fair is conducted. The final day of Kartik is often when people take the holy bath. The ordinary folk refer to this sacred dip as "Chandravati." The Chandrabhaga Fair serves as a significant camel trading center.  This region's native light-colored camels can be seen at the fair.  This fair has a variety of entertaining events and competitions, such as the matka race, tug of war, turban tying, rangoli creation, and moustache competitions.

Dev Deepawali, which falls on the night of Kartik Poornima, is mostly observed in Varanasi. The event occurs 15 days after Diwali, giving people one more chance to rejoice and fully enjoy the festivities of the festival of lights. A sizable crowd of devotees congregates for this four-day Ganga Mahotsav. On the Dasaswamedh Ghat, the official Dev Deepawali celebrations in Varanasi are conducted. Reputable artists and entertainers from all across the nation attend to perform. The faithful rise early on the day of this holy event to partake in Kartik Snan, which is simply a plunge in the Ganges' sacred waters intended to purge oneself of any bad karma. Following the completion of this ceremony, it is time for Deep Dan, which is essentially supplying oil to the clay lamps. This specific rite is performed in honour of Goddess Ganga.

Every year in November, Majuli celebrates the Raas Mahotsav Festival in honour of Lord Krishna with a contagious fever. The celebration involves everyone. With the aid of traditional dances, masks, puppets, singing, and dancing, the numerous monasteries on the island present varied versions of Krishna's life that are accompanied by a wonderful riot of colors.  The island becomes a divine location for the four-day festival that begins on Raas Purnima day. Majuli transforms into a true site of pilgrimage during the Raas festival.

In Manipur, the Sangai Festival is a yearly cultural spectacular. The Sangai Festival is annually observed by the government of Manipur, under the direction of the tourism division. From November 21 through November 30, there will be a 10-day event. It is the state animal of Manipur, and the cultural events highlight that state's distinctiveness as a North-Eastern nation. This festival, which is being held to promote Manipur as a top tourist destination, highlights the state's contributions to art, culture, handicrafts, fine arts, native sports, gastronomy, music, adventure sports, and the environment.

A well-known Hindu holiday known as Vivah Panchami commemorates the wedding anniversary of Lord Shri Rama and Mata Sita. According to the Hindu calendar, Vivah Panchami is observed on the fifth day of the Shukla Paksha in the Margashirsha month. Like any Hindu wedding, this festival's celebrations got underway earlier than usual. All ceremonies are carried out by devotees with complete joy, devotion, and sincerity. On the day of Vivah Panchami, devotees sing together in homes and temples the auspicious hymn of marriage and Shri Ram Bhajan.Wedding rituals are followed with much delight and mirth. From the Ram Raja Temple, Raja Ram will conduct a lengthy ceremonial procession toward Janaki Nagari. Numerous painted carriages, carts with their customary decorations, and exquisitely dressed dancing horses are all part of the parade. The royal staff of the temple will stroll through Orchha's main streets with a group of music bands, dancers, and other participants.

One of the most powerful empires in Indian history, the beautiful Vijayanagar Empire, once thrived at Hampi in the state of Karnataka. The Hampi Festival brings life to the city, which is now all but destroyed. In Karnataka, the Hampi Festival is celebrated with a variety of events that uplift the locals' spirits and offer them a chance to revel and remember the past splendour of their homeland. The festivities feature puppet displays, dancing, theatre, music, and more. The beauty of Hampi is recreated through the use of stunning fireworks displays, grand processions, and other activities. This three-day cultural extravaganza is one of Karnataka's most well-known events.

The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (DHR) will host the celebration at Ghum, the nation's highest railway station, as well as other well-known DHR stations, through December 5. The event strives to promote tourism, culture, and adventure while showcasing Darjeeling Hills as a top travel destination. The festival will feature a variety of programmes at Ghum, Darjeeling, and other locations that will promote the locals' artwork, dancing, music, food, handicrafts, etc. On December 5, there will be a huge celebration at the Chowrasta in the centre of Darjeeling to mark the occasion when the DHR, the second railway in the world to get this honour, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1999.