Kite Festival
Every year on January 14, Kite festival is celebrated. This is a kite flying day in Gujarat when the sky is dotted with innumerable colorful kites of different shapes.
Kutch Utsav:
One of the most celebrated Gujarat fairs, Kutch Utsav falls in the month of February. During this time, a tour of Gujarat’s oldest and richest cultural heritage is organized with cultural entertainment.
Bhavnath Festival
The five-day festival of Bhavnath is held during the time of Mahashivratri celebrations in Gujarat.
Holi
This is festival of colors and one of the most widely celebrated festivals in Gujarat, India.
Janamashtami Festival
One of the biggest fairs and festivals of Gujarat, the Gokulashtami or Janamashtami festival is a special and joyous occasion and is celebrated with great pomp in Dwarka and Dakor.
Ravechi Fair
This is a grand fair held in Bhadra Sud Atham of Hindu Calendar. More than 30,000 people participate in Ravechi Fair and it happens to be one of the most prominent fairs and festivals in Gujarat.
Navratri
One of the most important Gujarat festivals, this is a nine-day grand festival devoted to Goddess Durga preceding the festival of Dussehra.
Deepavali
This is the festival of lights celebrated across the state of Gujarat with much fervor.
Vautha Fair
This is the biggest state fair held in Sangam Tirth, which is the confluence of seven rivers in Gujarat.
Shamlaji Fair
One of the most remarkable fairs and festivals in Gujarat, this fair stretches for three long weeks and is held at Shamlaji in Sabarkantha, North Gujarat.
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