Tired Of Celebrating Festivals In Cities?

Do you also think that the festivals are just becoming hype in the country, and nobody cares about the foundational reasons of those specific festivals? If you are tired of celebrating festivals, the way cities have been doing these days, and then it is time for you to take a break from all of this, and travel! Travel to the places, where you can actually find a reason to celebrate your soul, and out of the box!

You can always find beautiful holiday homes and resorts in Nainital, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal and Mukteshwar!

After working all year, when you actually expect for some quiet time and silence, all of a sudden, you are woken up by firecrackers and bells from all the directions. For some people, it is fun, but for others, they didn’t think of celebrating the festivals, this way. And, for all those, who wish to celebrate their holidays with their folks/friends, not in the clichéd, boring way, they shall book in for beautiful resorts & holiday homes, and travel!

That is not a difficult question, and holds a very practical answer to the same. There is no limit to the number of ways, in which one can celebrate these festivals, throughout the year. And, one shall never stop from celebrating them in their own space and peace, away from these bustling cities, covered under the dirt umbrella of air & noise pollution!

One has the freedom of choice to do whatever they want, until they are not breaking any rules. And this is, definitely, not against any law. Because, after watching and acting out the same schedule, for the entire day, throughout the year; they shall get those days too, when they get up late and are treated nicely. People need to understand, that everyone is not as crazy as others are, about the festive season. And, during such festivals, one shall be at rest. For many, it must include chilling with friends, but for the other type of people, it would be better enough, if they can just be home bounded, around people, whom they love.

Especially, in Northern Regions like Delhi, Punjab, Chandigarh, NOIDA, Gurgaon, Haryana, etc; Dussehra and Diwali are celebrated on huge scales. And, to save yourself from these elements of pollution and noise, pack your bags and travel to the nearby hill stations like Nainital, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Mukteshwar, Manali, Kullu, Mussoorie, etc. It will turn out to be just another long weekend getaway, where you will be able to celebrate those festivals only with your close friends/partner/family members, and people, whom you love.

Festivals And Travel – What Tourists Are Fond Of

Around the world, our country is famous for its culture & traditions. And, from around the world, people come to our country, just because of our rich heritage and our love towards the festivals. The festivals, which they wish to get colored in, and transform themselves into one of the locals, to celebrate it with all of us.

If you are looking forward to celebrate these festivals with your family, friends, partner/spouse, etc; you can always look out for holiday resorts in Nainital, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal and Mukteshwar. Connect with PuraStays for more details of the packages, which are custom made for such festivals.

Some of the festivals are as follows, which they prepare for, throughout the year, just like us: 

1) Diwali:

It is one of the most prominent Hindu festivals of India, is celebrated with a lot of pomp and show. During this festival of lights, houses are decorated with clay lamps, candles, and Ashok leaves. People wear new clothes; participate in family puja, burst crackers, and share sweets with friends, families, and neighbors. The festival marks the return of Lord Rama, along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, after a long exile of 14 years. Homes decorated with fancy lights, candles and clay lamps, bustling shops and markets, and fireworks and crackers.

2) Dussehra: 

Dussehra, also referred to as Vijayadashami, is also among the most famous festivals of India. It is celebrated in different forms countrywide. Ramlila(enactment of scenes from Ramayana) is held everywhere for 10 days. It’s culminated with “Ravan Dahan” – the burning of huge effigies of Ravana, Meghnath and kumbhakaran which is a real spectacle to see. It celebrates the death of the demon king Ravana at the hands of Lord Rama. Hustle bustle of the decorated markets, Ram-leela acts, and the big event of the burning of effigies of Ravana, Meghnad, and Kumbhakaran - everything is a part of this festival!

3) Durga Puja:

One of the important Hindu festivals of India, Durga Puja is celebrated with grandeur by Bengalis, throughout the country. The 10 days of fast, feast, and worship of Goddess Durga are accompanied by cultural songs, dances, and dramas. Huge and beautiful Durga idols are made and placed in specially made artistic Pandals(canopies). People dress in traditional wear and go around the pandal – hopping, praying, and feasting. It commemorates Lord Rama’s invocation of Goddess Durga before going to war with the demon king Ravana. The festivities include: Plush pandals, incredibly beautiful ten armed Durga idols, and the PUJA.

4) Ganesh Chhaturthi:

Ganesh is the beloved elephant-headed god, a favourite throughout India, and Ganesh Chaturthi is the festival that honours him. It runs for 11 days in late August or September, depending on the cycle of the moon. Similar to Durga Puja, images of Ganesh are made throughout the year and displayed during the 10-day festival. On the 11th day, called Anant Chaturdasi, the images are paraded through the streets, accompanied by singing and dancing, and finally immersed in the sea.

Meanwhile, if you are looking for holiday resorts in nearby hilly areas like Nainital, Mukteshwar, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Mananli, etc; you can always contact PuraStays, and know about their special festive packages, custom made for these kinds of festivals.