Exclusive Festival Tours India: Celebrate the Soul of Incredible India

Celebrate the Spirit of India through Its Most Colorful Festivals

India’s festivals are not just events — they are living stories told through colors, rituals, and joy. From Holi’s joyful colors to Diwali’s glowing lamps and Pushkar’s camel parades, every festival reveals a unique way to experience the soul of India.

Planning a cultural escape? A Festival Tour of India — with Holi’s lively celebrations — is one of the most vibrant and unforgettable ways to experience India’s festive heart.

Why Choose a Festival Tour of India?

A festival tour lets you go beyond monuments and sightseeing. You live the culture: dance in courtyards, walk in parades, share festive sweets, and see age-old customs up close.

• Authentic local interaction: Celebrate with locals, not just watch from the sidelines.
• Photography goldmine: Festivals like Holi and Pushkar Mela offer some of the most photogenic scenes in the world.
• Seasonal diversity: Each region celebrates in its own way — from Kerala’s Onam to Rajasthan’s Desert Festival.
• Safe and curated experiences: With a guided tour, everything from transport to festival entry is pre-arranged.

1. Holi Festival Tours — India’s Celebration of Color

No Indian festival captures joy like Holi, celebrated each March with colors, laughter, and music.

What Makes Holi Special

• Cultural roots: Holi marks the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring.
• Where to celebrate: Mathura and Vrindavan are holy towns, while Jaipur, Delhi, and Pushkar have big festive celebrations.
• Unique experiences: Flower Holi in temples, local music nights, and the Holika Dahan bonfire ceremony.

Best Holi Tour Experiences

• 12-Day Holi, Taj Mahal & Kerala Backwaters Tour — Combines festival energy with serene backwaters.
• 16-Day Holi, Taj Mahal & Tiger Safari Tour — A full-India experience with colors, wildlife, and heritage.
• Rajasthan Holi & Camel Safari Tour — Mix of Holi fun, desert charm, and palace stays.

Travel Tips for Holi

• Wear light cotton clothes and carry a waterproof phone pouch.
• Avoid synthetic colors; eco-friendly powders are safer for skin and environment.
• Book 6–8 months early; festival stays sell out fast.

2. Diwali Tours — The Festival of Lights

After Holi’s colors comes Diwali, India’s most magical festival. Streets glow with diyas, fireworks light up the skies, and every home welcomes guests with sweets and flowers.

What to Expect

• Cultural meaning: Celebrates the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya — a symbol of light conquering darkness.
• Where to go: Jaipur’s illuminated bazaars, Varanasi’s ghats lined with thousands of diyas, or Delhi’s festive markets.

Best Diwali Tour Ideas

• Golden Triangle with Diwali Lights — Celebrate Diwali in Jaipur or Agra after exploring the Taj Mahal and Amber Fort.
• Spiritual Varanasi Diwali Experience — Witness the Ganga Aarti and floating lamps — a once-in-a-lifetime view.

3. Pushkar Camel Fair — Rajasthan’s Desert Festival

The Pushkar Camel Fair in November is a colorful mix of culture, trade, and tradition — one of India’s most photogenic events.

• Cultural charm: Camel races, local crafts, and Rajasthani folk performances.
• Spiritual touch: Pilgrims bathe in the sacred Pushkar Lake during Kartik Purnima.
• Perfect combo: Easily paired with a Rajasthan or Holi route.

Tour idea: Pushkar Festival & Holi Highlights Tour — desert adventure and festive color combined.

4. Onam Festival — Kerala’s Harvest Celebration

If Holi paints the north, Onam fills Kerala with floral carpets, feasts, and boat races.

• When: August–September
• What to expect: Pookalam (floral art), Onam Sadya (feast), Vallam Kali (boat race).
• Best for: Travelers seeking calm after Holi’s energy.
• Suggested: Holi & Kerala Backwaters Tour — energy meets tropical peace.

5. Other Must-See Indian Festivals

Beyond Holi, Diwali, and Onam, India’s calendar is full of celebrations:

​​​​​​​Multi-Festival India Tours — For the Cultural Explorer

Multi-festival tours combine two or more celebrations in one journey — ideal for 2–3 week cultural trips.

• Holi + Pushkar + Diwali — color, light, and desert charm.
• Holi + Kerala Backwaters + Onam — energy meets serenity.
• Holi + Varanasi Spiritual Trail — festival joy with peaceful rituals.

Who it’s for

• Culture lovers and photographers
• Spiritual seekers
• Families wanting safe, guided celebrations

Why Book a Curated Festival Tour with TTI Tours

TTI Tours ensures immersive, worry-free festival experiences with expert planning, verified hotels, and trusted guides.

What’s included

• Handpicked accommodations (luxury & boutique stays)
• Private transport & English-speaking guides
• Festival passes & curated experiences
• Optional add-ons: photography, wellness, culinary

Safety & Comfort

• Verified guides (especially for women travelers)
• Hygiene-focused stays
• 24/7 assistance and smooth coordination

Travel Tips for Festival Season in India

• Book early: Most festival tours sell out months ahead.
• Pack smart: Cotton clothes, sunscreen, and light shoes.
• Stay hydrated: Many festivals are outdoors under the sun.
• Be respectful: Follow local customs and modesty norms.

Related Festival Tour Pages

• Guide to Festival Tours in India
• Top Indian Festival Experiences
• 12-Day Holi Taj Mahal & Kerala Backwaters Tour
• Pushkar Camel Fair & Rajasthan Desert Tour
• Diwali Lights & Golden Triangle Tour

Final Thoughts: Experience India at Its Festive Best

Every Indian festival tells a story — of joy, devotion, color, and unity. Whether you join Holi, Diwali, or Pushkar, these moments create lifelong memories.

A curated India Festival Tour is more than a trip — it’s your front-row seat to the country’s living heritage.