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Festivals, Fairs and Fanfare Make Air Tickets to India Popular

By Samwalker

| March 14th 2012 | Views:

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Behold the splendour of India! The world’s most culturally, racially and religiously diversified nation beckons one and all to revel in the utter brilliance and absolute charisma of this ancient civilisation.

Loads of keen vacationers need no excuse to book air tickets to India but there are others who just aren’t aware of the country’s enthralling allure and look for reasons to book airline tickets to India. For the latter category of travellers, 2012 brings the most incredible set of lures and charms to force them to contemplate booking those very elusive cheap airline tickets to India. Apart from the increasingly advancing infrastructural lures, the New Year promises dozens of incredibly vibrant festivals and events that ensure tourists who book air tickets to India in 2012 have a whale of time.

Surajkund Mela

Bidding adieu to balmy Indian winters is made easy by this spectacular annual carnival that takes place on periphery of India’s capital city of Delhi. Tourists who book air tickets to India to experience the much fabled ‘Indianness’ will find it an ideal event to squeeze it out! Big turbaned men, sari-clad women and a milieu that screams vibrancy at top of its lungs will greet tourists here. Held in February, Surajkund Crafts Mela allows rovers to appreciate the incredible range of Indian handicrafts, artefacts and handlooms.

Holi

Holi, also known as the ‘Festival of Colours’, is an opportunity to discover the legendary Indian bash. During this wonderful festival people make merry by throwing coloured powder and water on each other. Families also cook up yummy ethnic cuisines to round of their day by treating their bellies! Book airline tickets to India around March 2012 to experience this colourful festival.

Baisakhi

Baisakhi, a mid-April festival, is an incredible window that offers a peek into the country’s vibrant ethnicities. Baisakhi is a predominantly Punjabi festival that allows foreigners to augment their cultural knowhow by attending festivities like feasting, bhangra dancing, folk music and fairs.

Mt. Abu Summer Festival

Rajasthan has a reasonable share of fairs and festivals that entice tourists to book flights to the region. The Mt. Abu Summer Festival is one of the charming festivals that allows foreigner to delve deep in the wide ocean of Indian charm. Held every year in May, the festival is renowned multi-day carnival that features a range of lures, including boat race, horse race, musical shows and displays of all sorts.

Rath Yatra

Rath Yatra is a splendid festival that takes place in Puri, Orissa in July. Dedicated to Lord Jagannath (a reincarnation of Lords Vishnu and Krishna), Rath Yatra is famous because it attracts millions of devotees.

Samwalker - About Author:
Sam Walker is a travel consultant. He writes articles on holiday destinations, hotels, travel safety tips, and cheap airlines tickets to India, Pakistan, USA, Australia etc.