TravelIndiaGuru.com

Buddhist in the Mahayana countries welcomes new year on 30th January. A number of activities are performed and people make best effort to wash away gloomy moments of past year and aim at making a fresh start. History of Mahayana Buddhism Mahayana Buddhism talks a lot about the origin of Mahayana. Accordingly, it is one of the... 

Chant the sacred ‘Om Namay Shiva’ and devote your day and night in worshiping the Supreme Power, Lord Shiva. Maha Shivratri, a religious occasion for Hindus, falls on the 6th night of the dark Phalgun (Feb or March) every year. Ardent devotees of the Lord celebrate the festival with performing rituals, chanting Shiva... 

Enjoy a walk through the temples in Khajuraho and love to attend the popular Dance Festival. The auspicious occasion highlights the monolithic architecture of the shrines, erected between 900 and 1150. The creative craftsmanship talks a lot about the erstwhile Hindu Chandela Empire and the festival time pave the way to explore... 

Unveil euphoria this Holi. The bewildering shades with countless tinge witness the love and devotion existing in the society. Playing with colors, bonfire celebration and exchange of sweets commemorates the festival spirit. It falls in the month of March and is celebrated in every nook and corner of India. The gaiety burns evil... 

The beach state, Goa in India celebrates Carnival Festival every year in the month of February. It is organized by the Department of Tourism in association with the Goa Tourism Development Corporation(GTDC). The three-day celebration is popular all over the world and party-hoppers miss no chance to engage themselves in eating,... 

Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesh, son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. The festival is also known by the name of Vinayak Chaturthi and generally falls every year in August or September. It is celebrated on the fourth day in bright half of Bhadrapad month, according to Hindi calendar. Ganesh Chturthi celebrations...