Be it a religious or a government-sponsored one, festivals in Gujarat are known for their cheerful atmosphere, with people indulging in singing and dancing, and preparing and sharing special savouries ...

Kites of different shapes and colours were seen dotting Ahmedabad skies on Sunday during the International kite festival organized by the Gujarat government at Sabarmati Riverfront as part of Vibrant ...

Spend a few days in Gujarat and experience its vibrant spirit! Gujarat welcomes the highest number of tourists in India, offering a rich blend of cultural heritage, delicious food, and stunning ...

Vadodara: The 27th edition of the popular International Kite Festival to be held across four cities in Gujarat will kickstart in Vadodara from today and subsequently travel to Rajkot, Bhavnagar and ...

Huddled over piles of colourful paper, Mohammad Yunus is one among thousands of workers in India's western state of Gujarat who make kites by hand that are used during a major harvest festival. People ...

Gandhinagar, Feb 26 : The Gujarat government spent more than Rs 28.29 crore to celebrate various festivals during the last two years, according to its written reply during question hour at the ongoing ...

New Delhi: As the country celebrates the auspicious festival of Makar Sankranti, the state of Gujarat is also celebrating the occasion, which is called Uttarayan in Gujarati. Uttarayan, the kite ...

The shimmering landscape of Kutch, with its white salt desert under the moonlight and more, will steal your heart. Rann Utsav is a celebration of cultural music, dance, traditions and natural beauty.

Get the list of bank holidays in Gujarat observed in Gandhinagar, Baroda, Ahmedabad, Surat and Rajkot by Gujarat govt with dates & information.

Gujarat’s annual kite festival that starts on a week ahead of Makar Sankranti stands cancelled next year due to the Covid-19 pandemic situation. The decision was taken at a weekly meeting chaired by ...