Published 13:28 IST, October 21st 2019
Diwali 2019: Must-see destinations in India to celebrate the festival
Diwali 2019 could be celebrated in a different way. Here are four destinations in India tat you must visit on your Diwali holiday to experience the festival.
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Diwali is one of the most important festivals in India. Beautiful lights and diyas dazzle the entire country. This festival of lights also attracts thousands of tourists from all around the world to enjoy the grandeur of it. So, if you and your family are planning a holiday this Diwali to explore the festival in a different part of the country here are some places you should definitely consider.
1. Varanasi
The land of the Ganga and the Ganga Ghat aarti has been a major attraction of this city. The city has provided its peace and serenity to thousands of visitors. But Varanasi is considered to be one of the best cities to ring in this auspicious festival. The view of thousands of diyas floating in the Ganga Ghat while the sky is pitch black is a view that cannot be missed.
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2. Goa
The smallest state of India is famous for its beaches but does not hold back on its festivities when it comes to Diwali. This Diwali 2019, visit Goa to experience the burning Naraksura on this occasion as it marks the triumph of Lord Krishna by killing Naraksura. But if the festivities of the festival get too much, the waves and the beaches are always one of the greatest escapes.
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3. Hampi
If you are looking for a quite escape between the festivities of Diwali, Hampi is the place to be. The UNESCO World Heritage site is filled with fabulous architecture, and picturesque sceneries. The temples of Hampi, are known for its stunning Diwali decor which is all about lighting the diyas and illuminating the grand architecture.
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4. Manali
November is already approaching and what better way to spend these holidays than in the lap of Himachal Pradesh. The small streets of Manali are filled with cafes and small eateries. The old Manali offers a different take on Diwali with less of firecrackers and more of enjoying the view from the hilltop as the city illuminates with lights and diyas for the festival.
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09:06 IST, October 21st 2019