The agricultural methods of the community are woven into the Namkhan celebration in the highland village of Demul, located at an elevation of 4350 metres in the chilly desert of Spiti. This modest village festival's main goal is to plead with and pray to the Gods for a prosperous harvest. The relevance and significance of the local god in the day-to-day affairs of the village are interestingly illuminated by Namkhan. Demul is being built as a sustainable community, with solar energy used for everything from lighting to water heating to room heating and greenhouses for growing vegetables. A day before Namkhan, visit the lucky location on Yaks. A stunning 360-degree panorama of the mountain ranges is provided. An elaborate ritual is performed to please the village god, and then the residents ride their horses to a nearby sacred location where it is thought by the locals that the five Spiti monasteries are located in a world that is only accessible to enlightened individuals.

Onam is a holiday that resembles God in God's own nation. This is the time of year when Kerala is ablaze with trumpets, drums, elephants, artwork, music, floral arrangements, lights, and rituals in addition to the delectable Onasadya, without which the festivities would be lacking. The Onam spirit is shared by all people, whether they are Malayali or not. Grand processions, boat races, and traditional folk dances like Thiruvathira, Kathakali, and Pulikali the Tiger Dance will all be performed throughout the event. Another essential component of the event is the Onam Sadya, a feast of nine or more vegetarian dishes served on a banana leaf.

Ramlila is observed as part of the Durga Sharad Navratras. It is a folk play that tells the story of the Ramayana. Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh are the two states that commemorate this occasion with the most fanfare. It is extremely well-liked and draws sizable audiences in certain regions of India. Ramlila has achieved the distinction of being a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity thanks to its widespread appeal. The visitors would like this performance since it will give them a better understanding of India's rich heritage and culture. Visitors that attend Ramlila get the chance to learn about a mysterious culture that is full of traditions and rituals. The renowned Ramnagar fort serves as the backdrop for the Ramlila, which is performed there beneath an open sky using only traditional lanterns.

One of Kerala's most unique and enjoyable celebrations is Pulikali. Leopard is referred to as Puli, and play is referred to as Kali. On the fourth day of Onam festivities, dancers dressed as tigers and hunters and playing instruments like the Udukku and Thakil move to the beat. Pulikali literally translates to "play of the tigers," hence the performance's central topic is tiger hunting. On the fourth day of Onam, Pulikali dance troupes from around the district congregate at Swaraj Round in Thrissur to perform for the public. Thousands of people come to Thrissur for the celebration.

One of the most well-known and extensively observed Hindu holidays is Navratri, which translates to "nine nights" and is observed throughout most of India. Gujarat is the only state, however, to host a nine-night dance festival that is reputed to be the longest in the whole globe. People congregate in open areas every night throughout the state, in both towns and villages, to honour Shakti, the feminine deity. Garba, a dance style having roots in Gujarat's Saurashtra and Kutch areas, is a highlight of the celebration. Around a centrally lit lamp, an image of an idol of Shakti, or both, Garba is performed. The dance genre has developed in the current day, and massive meetings are organised in which thousands of people take part.

Mysuru A 10-day festival is held in Mysuru to honour Dasara, the royal festival of Karnataka. Numerous music and dance performances take place in auditoriums all around the city of Mysore during the 10 days of Dasara. The city displays the wonderfully dressed elephants, camels, and horses marching in a parade to commemorate this important and largest festival in a great manner. Every year, thousands of people go to the city for the holidays. The event will feature performances by musicians and dance ensembles from all throughout India. The Kusti Spardhe (wrestling match), which draws competitors from all across India, is another event that draws crowds during Dasara.