Diwali 2023: Festival of Lights! Discover the Best Indian Destinations for Celebrations

Diwali 2023: People from all over the world and all walks of life travel to India as Diwali draws near in order to take in the magnificence of this extraordinary celebration. The nation provides a rainbow of experiences throughout this holiday season, from the busy streets of Delhi to the serene ghats of Varanasi, and from the magnificent palaces of Jaipur to the breathtaking beaches of Goa (which may come as a surprise).

Most Well-Liked Destinations in India

Join us as we take you on a tour to some of the most well-liked destinations in India for Diwali celebrations, where lively celebrations, tradition, and culture all join together to create an enchanting symphony of light and joy. These locations offer a spectacular and unforgettable journey, regardless of whether you're a tourist wishing to immerse yourself in the local culture or are just hoping to witness the beauty of Diwali.

Varanasi

Take a dip in the holy Ganga River to start, and then enjoy exploring the humming bazaars, which offer everything from confections to traditional attire. Take a boat ride at sunset to see the lamps shining against the backdrop of chanting and religious performances beside the river. A magnificent firecracker show caps off the festivities. If you want to stay in Varanasi for a long time, you can also participate in the renowned Ganga Mahotsav Festival's Diwali of Gods, also called Dev Deepavali.

Jaipur

Dhanteras is the first of the magnificent celebrations in Jaipur that you should definitely attend. Stunning views of the city's lighting may be seen from the Nahargarh Fort and other well-known landmarks. In addition, there are a tonne of artists performing traditional tunes in the city bazaars, along with exquisitely made lamps and other items. Savour the finest Marwari food when visiting Jaipur, and don't forget to spend a lot of money on amazing antiques and trinkets.

Goa

Surprisingly enough, Goa is yet another wonderful Diwali destination. On Naraka Chaturdashi, people hang lanterns from their windows and doorways to start the celebrations. The locals use firecrackers and grass to make many enormous effigies of Narakasura, which they burn early the following morning. In addition to making for an amazing party, you may visit the beaches and upscale eateries and lounges and have a great time.

Kolkata

Around Diwali, Kolkatans start to party anew after recovering from their Puja hangover! You can also visit the most significant religious sites in the city, like the Dakshineswar Temple and Kalighat Temple, where hundreds of devotees worship Goddess Kali, or take a tour of the well-known Kali Puja pandals.

Mysore

The ancient city of Mysore is also a great place to visit around Diwali, especially for those who wish for warmer weather in South India. Thousands of tourists visit the Mysore Palace every year, which is the main draw of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is beautifully lit up throughout the holiday season.

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