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Its festival time folks! And festivals can only mean one thing- GIFTS! No festival is complete without gifts. The calendar for October-December is choc-o-bloc with numerous festivals like Halloween on the 31st of October, Hello Day on the 21st of November, and Black Friday on the 27th of November and lastly Christmas on the 25th of December. written by Jeff Hardy
Dhanteras is round the corner, and planning for the new purchase has begun in every home. While mom wants to buy new kitchen ware, dad wants to buy a handicam. Bro thinks its time for a bike for him, and I am considering buying an ipod. Before I go on further, a bit about Dhanteras. written by Amit Desai
The article discusses about the exact day of Diwali this year and significance of this day in brief. written by Amit Desai
The article discusses about the exact day of Diwali this year and significance of this day in brief. written by Rich Gonzalez
This is a second installment of places to visit that are off the beaten path. Experiencing more then just want a travel guide or agent says typically rewards you with an appreciation of nature and, in some cases, how time once was. Explore the world through your own senses and leave the tourist traps behind. written by Amit Desai
This article is about the history of Diwali and various myths of this festival. written by Amit Desai
This article is about Diwali and the importance of gifts in this festival. It throws light on the different varieties of gifts that can be sent to India on Diwali. written by Rahul doshi
Diwali, or Deepavali as it is originally is known as, is the festival of lights. This festival is celebrated with piety, enjoyment, and much merriment in India and many parts of the world. On this day, Lord Rama returned to the throne in Ayodhaya, after a 14 year exile in the forests. The festival of Diwali is spread across 5 days and different days are devoted to different deities such as Lord Dhanvantari, Lord Govardhana, Goddess Laxmi, and Yamuna. Children along with elders enjoy this festival as it includes bursting of firecrackers and lighting of beautiful earthen lamps, thus making the festival very eclectic along with being devout and sanctimonious signifying the victory of good over evil and the ushering of light and vanquishing darkness. written by Jhoana Cooper
The gap year is the period you travel and discover who you are before entering the big, scary world of adults. It is the time when students go out and volunteer, take hiking trip and crash music festivals all around the world. Working holiday or not, one still needs the proper equipment for such experiences. And festival tents seem to be standing at the top of the list!
written by Jhoana Cooper
They say that there is no better time to travel then when you’re young and eager to discover new things. If you feel like you want to be part of nature, then you need the right backpacking equipment. The same goes for music lovers going to different parts of the country for festivals and concerts. They can use the same resources to search for the festival equipment they need and benefit from some pretty incredible prices.
written by Sarah Baltic
Festival wristbands are made up of 100% silicone. It is very popular among teenagers. These wristbands have become a unisex fashion accessory. These can be worn by children, old age and youngsters. written by manoj Gupta
Dances festival of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh State is a very popular not in India but also in over world. This festival
start from 25-Feb to 3-mar-2009.Dance Festival of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh celebrates the beauty of human emotions. written by Archna Gupta
Here is a selected list of events and fetivals for 2009. This will be helpfull for us about well knowing For more information on an event and festivals.
written by David Harland
The major city of Hungary, Budapest will hold the largest cultural gathering in Hungary, the Budapest Spring Festival, with fantastic orchestras, amazing chamber concerts, jazz sessions, contemporary dance shows, cultural film screenings of some of the emminent emerging artists with a multitude of venues that house these international performers in a way that can only be provided by this individual historic city. written by Sonal Arya
Indian culture exhibits great blend of different other culture. One can not remain untouched by Indian culture and it has truly influenced people all around the world. written by Archna Gupta
The festival draws customers wanting the other side of the world for 32 days of entertainment, celebration and more for less. With more than 2,000 of the largest retailers participating, offering all the latest fashions, goods and electronic manual work, why miss out written by groshan fabiola
Netball and Rugby – two different games. One of them is known for adrenaline pumping, heart-stopping, knee scraping roughness while the other for jumping fun. Rugby is almost purely a domain of the males, while Netball isn’t any less popular among girls written by groshan fabiola
Love Rugby? Wish you had more time to play, or even to watch your favourite players in action? It’s time to book your tickets for the Seven (7s) Rugby Festival at Bournemouth, UK. written by Archna Gupta
The small and beautiful city of Pushkar is set in a valley just about 14 kilometers further to Ajmer in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan. Surrounded by hills on three sides and sand dunes on the other, Pushkar is a fascinating place and context suitable for the religious and the annual cattle fair which is globally famous and attracts thousands of visitors from all regions of the world. written by Ivaylo Yordanov
Europe and the European countries and cities are popular venue for world’s most famous artists, concerts, festivals and other music events. We will make a short review of the best music events on the Old Continent in year 2009. written by Archna Gupta
Christmas in the land of the holy Xavier has the traditional Christmas festival in Goa more important cultural highlights such as Bombay and Cochin as well as an adventure off the beaten track Lakshadweep Island, where one can enjoy the amazing spectacle of glittering coral reefs, lagoons blue turquoise, silver beaches and abundant green coconut. The trip also includes visits to the Periyar Wildlife sancturay, the bird Sancturay of Kumarakon and the Munnar hill station in the middle of the country to plant tea and spice. written by Alan Liptrot
Beginning on the seventh day of July, each and every year, you have the chance to be chased down the street by a herd of angry bulls. If you are mad enough to enjoy this type of recreation, get yourself along to Pamplona and join in the fun. written by Ray Ritchey
The Moon Festival dinner is typically banquet-style. Dishes totaling 5, 7 or 9 are considered lucky. Other foods typically eaten during the festival are taro, pomelo and snails. written by Nick Nikolis
When choosing a travel destination, it is easy to become overwhelmed with the vast number of choices. There are so many historical, beautiful, interesting places on this Earth, it is easy to see why many people become frustrated. written by Nick Nikolis
Greece has something special for everyone and promises to make your wedding ceremony a timeless memory that will for ever hold a magical place in your heart. written by Ray Ritchey
The Moon Festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese lunar calendar. This year 2008, the Chinese Moon Festival falls on September 14th. It is the time for families to get together again, to enjoy a good dinner and enjoy the moon outdoors. written by Minhaj Alam
Incredible India is regarded as the hub of all types of tourism that fascinate the imagination of the tourists from all over the world to explore the mystery of this hidden land of Mother India. written by Rahul doshi
Bhaidooj is a festival which pays tribute to the relationship between a brother and sister. Having many legends to back its origin; this festival is highly revered by Hindus. Celebrated during Diwali and precisely on the fifth day of the five day celebrations, the main significance of the festival is the 'tilak' which the sister applies on her brother's forehead. written by Bharat Peripleko
Diwali is the festival of sweets because sweets are the important part of the Diwali food. So majority of Diwali recipes consist of Diwali sweets and these sweets are very easy to prepare also. written by Rahul doshi
Dhanteras is an important festival of India celebrated in honor of Laxmi, the goddess of wealth. It comes off just two days before Diwali. People buy and gift utensils, gold and silver articles during this auspicious festival. Fun, revelry and prayers are the order of the day. << previous page 1 2 3 4 next page>> |
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