Haryana is known for abundant of fairs and festivals for a captivating holiday within this lush locale. Festivals in Haryana are marked with great enthusiasm and traditional fervor. For unrestrained merrymaking and fun, Haryana’s occasion is the majestic time. Teej festival is the most vibrant festival of Haryana gathers whole of crowd from the entire globe. For a warm welcome from the monotonous schedule of your regular life, Haryana is the ultimate destination to unfurl.
Enchanting festivals of Haryana:
Holi: The festival of color is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Haryana. ‘Festival of colors’ is known as ‘Dulandi Holi’ in Haryana.

Diwali
Diwali is celebrated in
the middle of the month
of Kartik with much enthusiasm in Haryana.
Basant Panchami:
Known for much pomp
and fervor Basant
Panchami is obeyed to welcome the season of spring.
Gangore
In Haryana, Gangore is the festival celebrated on Chet Sudi-3 or in the months of March/April. It is the festival when the unmarried female worship for a spouse of their own choice and the married women ask for blessings for long life of their husbands.
Teej
This festival is celebrated on Sawan Sudi, to welcome the season of monsoon.
Janmashtami
The birthday of Lord Krishna is also celebrated in great eagerness and fervor in Haryana.
Guggapir
A festival obeyed next day of Janmashtami- Guggapir, is celebrated both the Hindu and the Islam community which mirrored the true secular spirit of the state.
Dussehra
A festival associated with the great epic Ramayana, it’s an occasion of destroying evil in the form of Ravana.
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