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Upcoming Events & Festivals in Delhi

Delhi, the capital city of India, is home to some of the most popular events and festivals in the country. Delhi is also known for its vibrant culture and tradition of hosting numerous festivals and events throughout the year. Here are some upcoming events that you should not miss:

Introduction to Delhi's vibrant culture and tradition of hosting festivals and events

Delhi is a city of festivals and events, where people from all over India come to celebrate. From the traditional Dussehra festival to the International Film Festival, Delhi has something for everyone to enjoy. The vibrant culture of Delhi also features in its rich tradition of hosting festivals and events every year.

Delhi is a place that offers art lovers a chance to see contemporary art works as well as traditional ones from across India at different galleries around town. You can pick up some good deals at these exhibitions if you plan on buying something there! In addition to this, there are plenty more reasons why people go out their way just so they can visit this beautiful city again: its food scene rivals any other place in Asia; it boasts some amazing architecture; it's home to some incredible museums which showcase artifacts dating back thousands upon thousands years ago (including those belonging exclusively); last but not least - it has one helluva music scene too!

Diwali Festival: The festival of lights and its significance in Delhi

Diwali is the festival of lights and its significance in Delhi. It is celebrated on the night of Diwali, which falls on the last day of autumn. The festival celebrates the victory of good over evil, light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, peace over war and love over hatred.

The festival begins with lighting candles to wish for prosperity, happiness and health to all beings throughout India as well as abroad during this auspicious occasion. Fireworks are also lit after which people gather at various places like parks or public squares where they participate in parades with colorful costumes while playing drums or singing songs praising Lord Rama or Lakshmana (wife) Sita Rama respectively depending upon region they live in.

Holi Festival: The festival of colors and its celebrations in Delhi

Holi is a spring festival celebrated in Delhi, India. It is one of the most popular festivals in India and one of the oldest Holi celebrations takes place at Rang Puri on the banks of river Yamuna where people take a dip in its water with colored powder or water mixed with other ingredients like turmeric powder and clay etc., which makes it look like blood stains on them.

Navratri Festival: The nine-day festival dedicated to the worship of goddesses in Delhi

Navratri is a festival celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains. It is celebrated in the autumn months of September to November. Navratri is a nine-day festival dedicated to the worship of goddesses and typically falls during one of four main phases: `Navrati (the bright half), Shukla Paksha (the waxing moon), Kalyug (an era signifying decline) and Treta Yuga (an age when righteousness prevails).

The festival begins with "Tarpan" or offering prayers at nightfall on each day for prosperity for all beings in their respective homes at home or abroad as well as at work place or any other location where these people reside throughout India including Delhi where most of us live now days so let's see how do we get started today?

Republic Day Parade: The grand parade held in Delhi to celebrate India's Republic Day

On 26 January each year, the Republic Day parade is held in Delhi. It is the largest military parade in the world and has been held since 1962. The parade commemorates the 63rd anniversary of Indian independence movement from British rule and celebrates Indian culture by showcasing various traditional arts from all over India.

The event also includes cultural performances such as dances, music shows, martial arts displays as well as fireworks displays at Rajpath near Rashtrapati Bhavan (Presidential Palace) where former President Pranab Mukherjee delivers his annual radio address before proceeding towards Vijay Gaurav Smarak (Victory Column).

International Yoga Festival: The annual event held in Delhi to promote the practice of yoga

The International Yoga Festival is a cultural festival that promotes the practice of yoga. It is held in Delhi every year in February, and it's one of the biggest events on that month. The festival features performances by leading artists from India and abroad, as well as workshops on yoga theory and practice.

The venue for this event is the Qutub Minar complex where you can also find other exhibitions, fairs and exhibitions related to art and culture.

Qutub Festival: The cultural festival held at the Qutub Minar complex in Delhi

Qutub Festival: The cultural festival held at the Qutub Minar complex in Delhi.

Qutub Festival, or the Qutub Festival, is a cultural festival held at the Qutub Minar complex every year in March. It celebrates the birth of Qutbuddin Aibak and his rule over Delhi during 1210 to 1256 CE.

Delhi Food Festival: The food festival that brings together the best of Delhi's cuisine

The Delhi Food Festival is an annual event that brings together the best of Delhi's cuisine. It is held at India Gate, which has been voted as one of the world's most iconic monuments. The festival showcases the most popular dishes from different regions in India and includes stalls selling local delicacies like bhatura, tandoori chicken or kulfi during this period. The festival also hosts concerts by local musicians who perform for free during their performances.

The next food festival will be held on March 13th - 15th 2019!

Delhi Literature Festival: The festival celebrating the city's rich literary heritage

The Delhi Literature Festival (DLF), is a celebration of literature in the Capital city. It takes place every year at the India International Centre and is held over three days. The festival began way back in 2009 as an annual event, but has now become an important platform for writers from all over India as well as those who live abroad to meet and discuss their work with others in their field. The DLF features talks, panel discussions, workshops and seminars on various topics relating to literature; these include history books from ancient times till now; fiction; non-fiction; poetry etc.

Delhi International Film Festival: The film festival that showcases the best of world cinema

The Delhi International Film Festival (DIFF) is an annual film festival held in Delhi, India. It was established in 1971 and is one of the largest film festivals in Asia.[1] The Festival of Movies takes place every year during March at National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA), New Delhi.[2][3]

The festival screens over 500 films from all over world as well as Indian independent productions.[4] The 2010 edition featured 111 feature films from 40 countries including South Korea's first animated feature length film,[5] "My Sassy Girl",[6] directed by Lee Chang-dong.[7][8]

Delhi Comic Con: The annual event for comic book enthusiasts in Delhi

Comic books are a type of graphic novel that contains illustrations and text. They were originally published in the 1930s, but they've become increasingly popular over the years. A comic book can be anything from a superhero movie to an online webcomic, but most commonly it's found in comic shops or on your favorite app store (like Apple's iBookstore).

In order for you to understand what a comic book is and what it means for you as an individual, let's take a closer look at each part:

Delhi Auto Expo: The biennial event showcasing the latest in automobile technology

The Auto Expo is a biennial event showcasing the latest in automobile technology. It is held every two years and has been held in Delhi since 2010. The next event will be held on January 8-10, 2019 at New Delhi.

Delhi Book Fair: The book fair that brings together publishers and book lovers from around the world

The Delhi Book Fair is held every year in January and is one of the most important book festivals in India. It brings together publishers and book lovers from around the world to celebrate literature, art, culture and education. The fair has been organised by DC Books Pvt Ltd since 2001 as a platform for publishers to display their latest titles for sale to consumers at reasonable prices.

The event also serves as a forum for authors who want to show off their work before an audience of readers keen on discovering new voices or genres from beyond India's borders (and sometimes even within).

Mango Festival: The festival celebrating the king of fruits in Delhi

Mango festival is an annual event in Delhi. The festival celebrates the king of fruits, mangoes. It is held every year at the Qutub Minar complex and attracts thousands of visitors from all over India as well as abroad.

The festival was started in 1943 by a group of women who felt that there should be some recognition for this fruit which was being grown successfully in their backyard gardens during World War II. The first Mango Festival took place on February 28th, 1943 when approximately 2000 people attended it on an open field near Connaught Place where today we have one large stage with live music performances every evening between 6 pm - 10 pm (Indian Standard Time).

Surajkund Crafts Mela: The annual event that showcases the traditional crafts of India

The Surajkund Crafts Mela is an annual event that showcases the traditional crafts of India. It's held at Hemkunt Sahib Gurdwara in Srinagar, Punjab and attracts lakhs of visitors every year. The main aim for organizing this festival is to promote local artisans and their products, which can be bought at affordable prices during the festival.

The Surajkund Crafts Mela has been organized since 1984 by Hemkunt Sahib Gurdwara Management Committee (HSGC) with its 20 members who are experts in making various items including wooden toys, dolls, furniture etcetera using natural materials like woodcarving & patee chautham etcetera made from clay soil mixed with cow dung cakes used as stuffing material inside them; leathercrafting using different types of materials like raw hides converted into shoes by stitching together several rows together then covered with soft leather hides stitched again after being stuffed with cotton wool balls inside before being dyed red brown green blue grey black yellow orange pink violet purple cyan blue green yellow teal white grey purple cyan teal white grey purple cyan pink violet purple cyan blue green yellow teal white grey purple cyan pink violet purple cyan blue green yellow

Delhi has a rich tradition of hosting festivals and events. From the grand parade to cultural celebrations, Delhi has something for everyone to enjoy. If you want to experience this culture firsthand, we encourage you get out there and explore some of these great events!