The Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is the much-awaited festival for everyone, right from children to the grownups and It’s an occasion for prosperity and family togetherness. Check out these diverse destinations and ways to celebrate Diwali for a memorable time. Make this Diwali Special for you by South Tourism’s amazing Diwali tour packages at affordable prices and wishes you and your family A Very Happy Diwali!
The Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is one of the biggest and important festivals of India, which is celebrated with great enjoyment and excitement all over the country. Diwali falls in either October or November each year, depending on the cycle of the moon.
The Reunion of the 2000-year Old Relationship! The Second Chinese President to Visit India. India is all set to shower its hospitality to a powerful visitor from the land of the Red Dragon. It is not the first time, a Chinese president is coming to India. …
Date: October 8, 2019. Venue: All over India. Dasara – The Festival to Celebrate the Triumph of Good Over Evil. The festival season brings with them a wave of happiness and cheerfulness, to celebrate your life and rejoice with your loved ones, leaving behind all worries in …
Look beyond the usual honeymoon destinations and begin the new chapter of your life with your soulmate in the heavenly paradise Andaman. Words or pictures can do no justice in portraying the gorgeousness of amazing Andaman. All you can do is lose yourselves in the …
“A pompous festival that flaunts the richness of India” Festivals are never-ending at India, this land of colours and festive is never tiered of celebrations. These festivals are the key tools in attracting tourists from all over the globe. One of the prominent grand ceremonies …
The Elysian blend of Indian and Portuguese culture and architecture is still evident in the loner’s paradise – Goa. Churches and beaches enriched by sunlight; parties and happening nightlife embraced by moonlight, the ingredients of this pristine destination is infinite. Still, a gargantuan feast for …
