Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the most celebrated and cherished festivals in India
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This year, the festival of lights falls on October 31. People from all corners of the country organise big functions on the occasion to spread the festival fervour
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Numerous cities and towns even celebrate the festival in their own style, offering something different yet equally stunning
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Here are five popular places in India that stand out as the ultimate destinations to immerse oneself in the magic of Diwali
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Ayodhya celebrates Diwali with great enthusiasm. During this time, the city is adorned with millions of diyas, creating a mesmerising view for all the visitors
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Varanasi celebrates the festival of lights with deep devotion. The Ganga ghats here are illuminated with a line of earthen diyas, which creates a magical view
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During Diwali, Jaipur is covered in strings of twinkling lights, and the majestic Amer Fort is a sight to behold, glowing in resplendent colours
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Diwali in Amritsar is unique and grand. The Golden Temple is beautifully illuminated during Diwali, reflecting its golden splendour in the surrounding Sarovar (pond)
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Kolkata celebrates the festival of lights with its own charm. The city is known for its grand Kali Puja, dedicated to the goddess Kali