During Diwali, Jaipur, known as Pink City, becomes vibrant with lights, decorations, traditional sweets, and bustling bazaars filled with handicrafts and jewellery.
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Udaipur, known as the City of Lakes, offers a romantic and enchanting Diwali experience with grand palaces, shimmering lakes, and a magical boat ride on Lake Pichola.
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Diwali in Amritsar is a significant celebration, featuring the Golden Temple, fireworks, and a serene atmosphere, bringing joy and spirituality to the city.
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Kolkata celebrates Diwali with a unique touch, worshipping Goddess Kali and decorating temples and streets with lights and flowers, making it a must-visit destination.
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Goa celebrates Diwali with vibrant nightlife, beaches, and fireworks, burning effigies of Narakasura to symbolize good over evil and lighting up the beaches.
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Agra, known for its Taj Mahal, is a popular Diwali vacation spot with its stunning monuments, festive streets, and local bazaars selling sweets, souvenirs, and handicrafts.
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Rishikesh, situated along the Ganges, is renowned for its serene Diwali atmosphere and yoga retreats, making it an ideal spot for spiritual growth.
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Kashmir, known as Heaven on Earth, provides a serene retreat during Diwali celebrations ideal for houseboat stays or shikara rides.
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Kerala offers a serene Diwali experience amidst nature, with serene backwaters and tea plantations in Alleppey and Munnar, making it a peaceful retreat for vacationers.
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Ahmedabad offers a traditional Diwali experience with grand fairs, Garba performances, and vibrant markets, providing a colourful and joyful experience.
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