Witness the “Kashi of the South” at the Kottiyoor Vysakha Mahotsavam 2026. Explore the mystical Daksha Yagna bhumi where ancient rituals meet the monsoon mist. Get the official dates, dress code, and travel tips for this 27-day forest pilgrimage in Kannur.
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Discover the complete list of Manjuvirattu dates and locations for 2026. Don’t miss the thrill of Tamil Nadu’s traditional bull-taming season—plan your custom cultural itinerary with Travebrate today!
Shigmotsav, Goa’s biggest festival -Dates, Guide, Itinerary.
Travebrate is your definitive guide to the accurate dates of India’s most colorful events. Explore the complete 2026 calendar of Kerala’s Poorams—from the massive Thrissur Pooram to hidden local gems-from the ‘Grandfather of Poorams’ at Aarattupuzha to the folk-rich Chinakkathoor.
Witness the legendary Lathmar Holi on March 17 (Barsana) and March 18 (Nandgaon), 2027. Experience the raw energy of Braj as women playfully beat shield-wielding men in a 5,000-year-old tradition. Don’t navigate the crowds alone—Travebrate plans bespoke itineraries with safe rooftop views and seamless logistics to make your cultural immersion unforgettable.
From January 29th to February 1st, 2026, The Belgadia Palace in Odisha will host a curated Chhau Festival celebrating Eastern India’s martial and folk traditions. Guests will witness three distinct styles of the dance—Mayurbhanj, Saraikela, and Purulia—performed in their native context alongside workshops and artist interactions. The three-night itinerary offers a royal immersion with guided heritage walks, visits to artisan villages, and dining experiences hosted by the royal family.
Prabhala Theertham 2026 is on Jan 16: Villagers carry 50-ft “walking temples” across canals in Konaseema. Travebrate plans your immersive Sankranti day.
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The annual Deviramma Jatre at Chikmagalur’s Deviramma Betta is a once-a-year pilgrimage that brings together thousands of devotees on a barefoot 8 km trek up the sacred hill. The temple opens only during Deepavali, and in 2026, it is expected to be accessible on November 7 and 8, with the main darshan on November 8. The event draws nearly a lakh pilgrims over two days, with Deepotsava celebrated at the temple below the hill on the final night — a radiant sight of devotion and tradition.Plan your trip with Travebrate.