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Festivals in July in India 2025

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List of July Festivals 2025

01 Jul 2025 - 19 Aug 2025 Jammu and Kashmir
The Amarnath Yatra is one of the famous July festivals in India. It is an annual Hindu pilgrimage trek undertaken by devotees to the holy Amarnath cave temple in South Kashmir, led by the yearly waxing and waning of the moon during summer. Situated at an altitude of 3,888m, the unique ice stalagmite Shiva Lingam within the cave waxes and wanes with the moon. The 40-day yatra sees hundreds of thousands of pilgrims braving high mountain passes and challenging terrains to glimpse the Lingam, believing that Lord Shiva recounts the secret of immortality and creation to Goddess Parvathi in this heavenly abode.
03 Jul 2024 - 04 Jul 2024 Jammu and Kashmir
03 Jul 2024 - 04 Jul 2024 Ladakh (Leh)
07 Jul 2024 - 07 Jul 2024 Ladakh (Leh)
07 Jul 2024 - 07 Jul 2024 Delhi
21 Jul 2024 - 21 Jul 2024 India
Himachal Pradesh
31 Jul 2024 - 31 Jul 2024 Telangana
31 Jul 2024 - 31 Jul 2024 Telangana
02 Jul 2025 India
Yogini Ekadashi is a significant Hindu fasting day devoted to Lord Vishnu and Shakti goddesses. It's observed on the auspicious eleventh day of the Shukla Paksha lunar fortnight in the month of Ashadha. This tradition followed for centuries, marks the emergence of feminine spiritual forces. The Ekadashi vrat signifies stringent discipline in food intake and worldly pleasures aimed at spiritual progress and prosperity. Special practices include chanting mantras, performing charities, and meditation. Devotees also pray to deity idols washed in milk and flowers. Yogini Ekadashi is one of the July Festivals and is a deeply rooted tradition in India, adhering to complex lunar calculations.
11 Jul 2025 - 14 Jul 2025 Meghalaya
The Behdienkhlam festival is a popular annual Carnival celebrated with great pomp and joy in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, corresponding to the monsoons. Local legends trace its origins to driving away the plague and evil spirits that troubled villagers. Celebrants adorn themselves in greenery and traditional attire, dancing and singing to the beat of drums as they carry a wooden post draped in cane and flowers from one village to another over several days, with a brilliant procession marking the finale. Regionally known as the “dance of perpetual joy," it affirms the indigenous identity with a cultural extravaganza continuing through the rain-drenched nights.

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FAQs about Festivals in July

  1. Q1.
    What are some best festivals celebrated in July in India?

    July is the perfect month for somber celebrations because it is the month of showers and rain. During this monsoon month, the weather becomes intriguing and energizing. July is full of reasons to enjoy life, whether it is the national holy festivals, Delhi's worldwide mango festival, or Kerala's exhilarating boat race.Puri Rath Yatra, PhyangTsedup Festival, Bonalu Festival and Minjar Festival are some of the most popular festivals that are celebrated with full of zeal in India.

  2. Q2.
    When is the Delhi Mango Festival held, and what is it all about?

    Everyone should attend Delhi's International Mango Festival, which honors the "King of fruits." Annually, it commences the summer season in Delhi and features an assortment of mangoes—nearly a thousand varieties—that are showcased to guests and commercialized in substantial quantities. More than 1100 different types of mangoes, including some uncommon and well-known species, are on exhibit here thanks to an initiative by the Delhi Government and Delhi Tourism. This is a two-day festival and generally celebrated in the month of July. 

  3. Q3.
    When is Puri Rath Yatra held in India in 2024?

    The Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra is the pilgrimage route that connects the Puri temple of Jagannath with the Mathura temple of Gundichi Devi. According to the Hindu calendar, on the second day of the new moon in the month of Ashada (June–July), the three deities are transported on chariots a short distance to Gundicha Temple each year. In India, it's likely the only occasion when an idol is removed from a temple.

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