Festive India unplugged: Experiential travel during Navratri and Dussehra
India’s festive season offers travellers an opportunity to discover the country through its vibrant traditions, regional flavours and community celebrations.

India’s festive season offers travellers an opportunity to discover the country through its vibrant traditions, regional flavours and community celebrations. During Navratri and Dussehra, destinations come alive with music, dance, rituals and local festivities, inviting visitors to experience India beyond conventional sightseeing.From the energetic Garba nights of Gujarat to the grand Dussehra celebrations of Rajasthan and the Ramlila performances of North India, each region offers a distinct cultural experience. Exploring local markets, sampling festive delicacies and visiting heritage landmarks allow travellers to connect with traditions celebrated across generations.

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This growing interest in experiential travel is shaping festive holidays, with families and groups combining cultural exploration with leisure and time together. Short breaks offer an opportunity to immerse themselves in local celebrations while enjoying a change of pace.With a presence across leisure and cultural destinations, Radisson Hotel Group offers travellers a range of stays to complement their festive itineraries. In Ahmedabad, Radisson Blu Hotel, Ahmedabad provides a base for exploring the city’s Garba traditions.For a nature-led escape, Radisson Resort & Spa Lonavala and Radisson Blu Plaza Resort & Convention Centre, Karjat offer settings for a leisure break. Travellers exploring North India’s festive traditions can consider Radisson Hotel Varanasi while discovering the region’s celebrated Ramlila performances, or Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Kota during the city’s Dussehra Mela. In the capital,Radisson Blu Marina Hotel, Delhi Connaught Place offers a centrally located stay for visitors looking to experience Delhi’s Ramlila performances and Ravana Dahan celebrations.

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