It's that time of yearwhen people leave their homes, gather in groups, and celebrate festivals. Inthe months of October and November, the various colours of Indian culture andheritage prepare to amaze.

 Dussehra, also known as Durga Puja and Vijayadashami in different areas of the country, is a popular Indian festival

Every Indian state celebrates the lovely event in its own unique style. Here are some states which celebrates dussehra in a magical way.

Garba in Gujarat

During the Hindu festivals of Dussehra and Navratri, the colourful Indian state of Gujarat appears to be particularly lovely. The lovely garba folk dance, however, is the main attraction here. The festival's main goal is to bring people together by having them dance with multi-colored wooden sticks while dressed in gorgeous traditional costume.

Bastar Dussehra, Chhattisgarh

Bastar Dussehra is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! In Chattisgarh, tribals hold a 75-day festival. This custom is supposed to have begun in Bade Dongar in the 13th century by Bastar King Purushottam Dev. Several rites are done throughout these 75 days, including patajatra, kachangaadi, and nishajatra, among others.

Kota Dussehra Fair, Rajasthan

The Dussehra fair in Kota is world-renowned. Eminent artisans and cultural entertainers attend the fair. To celebrate the end of the event, villagers clad in traditional garb give prayers to the Lord, and effigies of Ravana are destroyed. The big fair is held on the banks of the Chambal River.

Mysore Dussehra, Karnataka

The Mysore Dussehra celebration is described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Dussehra festival in Mysore is unique, including cultural performances, parades, and competitions. The famed Mysore Palace is illuminated during this night, and a special Durbar is held for the royal family.

Dussehra carnival, Madikeri, Karnataka

The Dussehra celebrations in Madikeri are spectacular! The festival focuses on the Haaleri Kings' dominance over the region's history. People perform folk dances at this carnival-celebration, which is also known as the Mariamma festival. It is one of India's most unusual Dussehra celebrations.

Kullu Dussehra, Himachal Pradesh

When it comes to Dussehra celebrations, the beautiful hill town of Kullu in Himachal has a unique position. The celebration is celebrated in a unique style, with a lot of excitement. The festival lasts seven days, and people come to honour Lord Raghunath.

Ravan-Dahan in Uttar Pradesh

RavanDahan is an important component of Uttar Pradesh's Dussehra celebrations. Lord Rama sets fire to Ravana's building at several locations throughout the state, symbolising the triumph of good over evil. Varanasi, Lucknow, and Kanpur, to name a few, are the best venues to witness the festivities.