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From Kolkata to Nagaland: 6 Indian celebrations worth travelling for

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Festivals in India are increasingly becoming reasons for travel, rather than just celebrations. Many Indian travellers are now planning trips around major cultural events and festivals. Notable festivals include Durga Puja in Kolkata and Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, showcasing unique traditions. Additionally, experiences like Ayodhya Deepotsav and Ziro Festival of Music offer vibrant cultural insights. As these festivals approach, travellers are encouraged to book their journeys accordingly.

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For those looking to escape the bustling crowds, Goa boasts a collection of serene beaches. Galgibaga, Butterfly, and Kakolem offer peaceful retreats, while Agonda and Cavelossim blend development with tranquility. It's essential for visitors to appreciate the stunning vistas while adhering to local conservation practices. To fully immerse in this tranquil experience, plan visits during off-peak hours for the best of Goa's laid-back coastline.

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