The ‘double dose’ of the holiday is being found on festivals! Get ready to pack this Dussehra-Diwali bag

The festive season is just about to knock on the door, and bring it with you a lot of happiness, lights and … long holidays! Yes, if you too are bored with daily runaway and office fatigue and dreaming of a great break, then this news is for you. This year, the festival of Dussehra and Diwali is bringing such a gift of long weekends with them that your heart will be happy.

Then what are you waiting for? Put a mark on the calendar and start packing your bag, because we are telling you how and where you can use these holidays.

Understand complete mathematics of holidays:

• Dussehra long weekend:This year Dussehra is on 3 October, Friday. That is, you are getting three days of confirmed holiday with Saturday and Sunday.
• Diwali bumper weekend:Diwali is on October 20, Monday and Govardhan Pooja on 21 October, Tuesday. That is, you are getting a full 4-day holidays with Saturday-Sunday, and that too without taking any extra holiday!

This is a golden opportunity to roam, because at this time the weather is also very pleasant – neither too much heat nor too winter.

Where do these holidays go? Here is the list of magnificent places:

1. To paint the real color of festivals:

• Kolkata (for Dussehra):If you did not see Durga Puja of Kolkata on Dussehra, I did not see anything! Vishal and artistic pandals, dhaka echo, sindoor played and atmosphere of celebration all around… Believe me, you will remember this experience throughout your life.
• Mysore (for Dussehra):If you want to see Dussehra in royal style, then there is no better place than Mysore. A grand procession of elephants, Virajit Chamundeshwari Devi on gold and the illuminated Mysore Palace, Dussehra here is like a dream come true.
• Jaipur or Udaipur (for Diwali):Diwali means festival of lights. And when the historical forts, palaces and markets are illuminated with thousands of diyas and lights, the beauty of these ‘Pink City’ and ‘Nagri of Lakes’ doubles. Here you can experience a royal Diwali.

2. For peace and peace in the mountains:

• Rishikesh / Haridwar:If you want to spend a few moments of peace and spirituality away from the noise of festivals, then turn to these cities settled on the banks of the Ganges. Dip in the Ganges in the morning, the grand view of Ganga Aarti in the evening and the fresh air of the mountains will erase all your fatigue.
• Manali / Shimla:In the month of October, a slight coolness starts here and the crowd of tourist is also less. The clean sky and the beautiful views of the mountains all around will refreshed your heart and mind.

3. For something different and different experience:

• Varanasi (for Diwali):The view of the ghats of Varanasi on Diwali is amazing. The celebration of Ganga Ghat and Dev Deepawali adorned with millions of lamps will make your festival very special.

So what are you thinking? Choose your favorite place from now on and start preparing for ticket booking, because everything becomes expensive and difficult on the last occasion!