India is the land of fun and frolic. The Indians celebrate the various fairs and festivals to the extent that there are more number of fairs and festivals in a year than the total number of days. The rites and the rituals followed by the Indians, the enthusiasm and faith that are constant features add to the charm of the fairs and festivals.
In India, the celebrations of fairs and festivals form a wondrous and joyful series of events, marking the rites of passage between birth, death and renewal. There are said to be more festivals in India than there are days of the year; not unlikely in a country where small, local village rituals of worship and propitiation are celebrated with as much as fervor as are high holy days across the nation, occasions that can draw floods of people numbering half a million or more. Fairs and festivals are moments of remembrance and commemoration of the birthdays and great deeds of gods, goddesses, gurus and saints.Some of Famous Festivals of Hindus are :-

• Ahoi Puja
• Akshay Tritiya
• Baisakhi
• Basant Panchami
• Bhai Duj
• Bhairav Jayanti
• Budh Purnima
• Dhan Teras
• Diwali
• Dusshera
• Ganesh Chaturthi
• Gobardhan
• Hanuman Jayanti
• Holi
• Janmashtami
• Karva Chauth
• Lohri
• Makar Sakranti
• Naag Panchami
• Navratri
• Onam
• Pongal
• Raksha Bandhan
• Ram Navmi
• Shivratri
• Teej
• Vishkarma Puja