Delhi Tourism to celebrate Ganesh Utsav at Dilli Haat

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you're looking to go away from the hustle and bustle of Delhi, fret no more! We have just the right recommendations for you to go and spend quality time with your special someone.

India celebrates National Tourism Day on January 25 each year. The day is dedicated to raise awareness and promote tourism for the financial growth and development of the country. India is considered as one of the most popular and attractive tourist destinations in the world due to its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, eco-tourism, and mythological heritage.

The New Year has ushered in a glut of festivals, topping them is the popular harvest festival of Lohri. Celebrated across North India, particularly in Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi it is a joyous symbol of new energy in life, increasing mutual brotherhood, and the defeat of oppressors. Women wear traditional Punjabi outfits, especially those with Phulkari work on them on Lohri, which has now become a global festival. To make it easy for you to choose, here is a list of traditional outfit ideas.

Pongal is a traditional harvest celebration observed in South India, mainly in the states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. Pongal, an important South Indian festival, honours Lord Surya Narayan, the planet's ruler, and is linked with crop harvesting. In northern India, the celebration is known as Makar Sankranti. This year's four-day celebration will be held from January 15 to January 18 and will be distinguished by a number of customs and rituals, such as the giving of milk rice to the sun deity and the well-known bull-taming sport of Jallikattu. Here is everything you need to know about the four festival days known as Bhogi Pongal, Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal, and Kanum Pongal.

As visibility levels drop and people go through a nightmarish experience driving in foggy conditions, here are a few tips to stay safe.