India's Diwali festival tours provide a breathtaking view of the "Festival of Lights," which is observed in October or November and represents the triumph of light over darkness. Diwali, a five-day celebration featuring rangoli art, fireworks, and oil lights (diyas) in homes, has its roots in Hindu mythology, especially the return of Lord Rama from exile. Tours include famous locations like Jaipur, which combines regal beauty with lively markets, and Varanasi, where the Ganges ghats illuminate with thousands of lamps during Dev Deepawali.

While Delhi's busy bazaars and neighborhood celebrations highlight metropolitan celebrations, Amritsar's Golden Temple sparkles with unique illuminations. Tamil Nadu is known for its fireworks and customs of giving sweets in South India. Travelers experience India's holiday spirit by taking in cultural events, shopping for crafts, and witnessing customs like Lakshmi Puja. These visits, which are best scheduled for late autumn, are popular with individuals looking for spiritual and sensory richness; nevertheless, the experience is enhanced by avoiding crowded areas and wearing earplugs for fireworks.