Find Out The True Spirit Of Diwali Celebration Only In Delhi

Diwali is the most important festival in Hinduism and is celebrated with all the joy and ecstasy in all over India. But many of you will agree with me that no one celebrates Diwali like the people of Delhi do. Being the capital of the nation, Delhi itself has a major role in country's economy, governance, and growth. Being the political capital of the country, all the major and hard-decisions are made in Delhi. Besides this Delhi is also one of the major cosmopolitan cities in the country. Each year the city attracts thousands of students, scholars, and professionals from nearby states, making it one of the most intellectual cities in India. The state has always been a seamless mixture of cultures and religions, making it the state of people in rightful means.

A major part of the city's population is absorbed by Hindus, Islam, Sikhism, Christianity, and rest by other religions. People welcome and celebrate each festival with open hearts, irrespective of the religions and race. Here each individual has equal rights and each religion is treated equally.

Among all the Diwali celebrations around the world, celebrating Diwali in Delhi is usually grand. Everyone in the city is entangled in the joy of Diwali. It is at this time, when the whole city comes alive and shows its true self. The whole city including every single nook and corner gets lit up; not a single spot of darkness is to be found. Here, the preparation for Diwali starts a whole month in advance. It doesn't matter if someone is 60 years old or 10 years young, everyone is filled with the energy and joy of Diwali. It's not just themselves the people want to take care of, but it is at occasion of Diwali that, people cleanse, renovate, and decorate their houses. At day-time people visit each others places and congratulate one another. At the night, it is basically fireworks that rule the city. One could see the firecrackers fill the dark night sky with vibrant colors and everyone enjoying their moment; especially the little kids. Giving and receiving gifts during Diwali is the tradition here. Also, it is the time of the year when most of the shopping is done. Sounds exciting, isn't it?

It is during Diwali, the shops and the market places in the city show their cards and propose different types of deals and discount offers. The markets and shopping complexes gets adorned by vibrant lights. Plus, the Diwali melas and fairs are things that can be found in every corner of the city. The spirit of Diwali simply fills up the air, and everyone is in the mood of celebration. If one is travelling to this part of the country in the moths of mid-October to mid-November, then one simply cannot miss the Diwali celebration in Delhi. The city offers hundreds of things to do and several places to visit. For example one can be a part of the colonies, parks, or clubs etc. that are celebrating Diwali. Delhi Haat also organizes Diwali Utsav each year with special stall offering items and meals associated with Diwali. Then, there's Epicentre in Gurgoan, where Ramlila performance is held. Chandni Chowk, CP, Blind School Mela, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple etc. are some of the prime places to visit in Delhi.

So, if you haven't been to Delhi during Diwali, then this season is the time to visit the city. Good thing is one can find all the hotels and restaurants of his/her choice in the city. Hyatt Regency Delhi, Hotel Delhi City Centre, Shangri-La's Eros Hotel, Hotel Taj Palace, and The Imperial Hotel etc. are among the best hotels in Delhi that satisfies all your needs.