Get ready to bow your heads, tap your feet, beat some dhol-tashe and chant ‘Ganpati Bappa Morya!’ by welcoming the favorite festival of Mumbai. The celebration began by unfolding this 10-days festival on the 2nd of September. Mumbai celebrates this festival with great enthusiasm and hence it experiences high traffic during this festival season.
Each one of us is a tourist or a traveler, and at some point in our lives, all of us indulge in this wonderful activity of discovering amazing places around the world or even in your own city. However, in spite of being an integral part of everyone’s life, there is perhaps only one festival in India that brings travelers together, and that is the Gypsy Travel Festival. (more…)
Probably one of the biggest cultural fests in India, the Kala Ghoda Festival is back in Mumbai for the 20th time. This 8-day extravaganza is the time when the whole city comes to life with people buzzing around the Kala Ghoda vicinity. This year, the festival has gone green and moved towards eco-friendliness. Each year, it has grown in size, and this year is no different. However, its essence of art has remained the same and even this year you will be able to see many classic art displays here. This festival is indeed one of the best annual events in Mumbai. (more…)
We’re just two weeks into the New Year and we’ve already got our first festival coming up. While we are just getting over the New Year Parties in town, there are more coming in already to celebrate Makar Sankranti. Have you got your weekend plan sorted out yet?
Mumbai is among the largest and most popular cities of India, and being a metropolis, it is common to find thousands of events taking place here every year. Right from small college fests to mega-events, this city has got it all. Every single person in the city has something to look forward to every year. With such a huge diversity in the types of events and their scale and so many places for sightseeing in Mumbai, it can be safely said that this city is one of the most eventful cities in India, if not the world. (more…)
