November is celebration time in most parts of India here’s the list of best places to visit in India in November.
If you are planning a vacation in november here’s the answer to where to go in November.


Pushkar, Rajasthan
Attend the famous Camel Fair
Pushkar Camel Fair is one of the most popular festivals of Rajasthan that allures travelers from around the world, thanks to its colorful and enthusiastic vibes. Other than being main livestock fair, Pushkar Camel Fair entertains the visitors with various quirky competitions such as the longest mustache, camel decoration, cricket, and more.
This five-day annual fair (dates for 2016- 8th Nov to 14th Nov) takes place on the banks of Pushkar Lake. Along with trading of livestock, this fair is a cultural affair where you may imbibe the Rajasthani vibes and shop for some vibrant attires, jewellery, and handloom.

Bundi - Rajasthan
Experience the charm of Bundi Utsav
Aravali Hills and shimmery lakes accentuate the charm of Bundi, a little-touristy hideout in Rajasthan, decorated with the architecture of the bygone era. In November-December, the city hosts the popular Bundi Festival (fair organized by Rajasthan State Tourism Department) that well-exhibits Rajasthan’s grandeur and craftsmanship. It is one of India’s best tourist destinations in november.

Udaipur - Rajasthan
Witness romance and grandeur
The City of Lakes, The Venice of the East and many such beautiful names have been given to Udaipur, one of the most romantic places in India. November happens to be the best time to visit Udaipur owing to pleasant weather, allowing the travelers to explore this city at ease.

Jaisalmer - Rajasthan
Experience the pleasant climate
Jaisalmer or the ‘Golden City’ is among the most magnificent places to visit in winter in India. It’s the city where the forts and palaces are still alive and tell an interesting story of the past. It’s located near Pakistan border and acts as a guard to western Rajasthan. There are ancient havelis where generations continue to live and some of them have been turned into heritage hotels so that people can experience how it feels to live like the kings and the queens.
Jaisalmer and other cities of Rajasthan are extremely hot during summer months, but between November to January, the weather changes and becomes extremely pleasant. If you want to explore Jaisalmer and its beautiful lanes on foot or want to go on desert safaris, then November is the best time to visit it.

Alwar - Rajasthan
For the vivid colours of Matsya Festival
Alwar or ‘the city of the Rajputs’ is one of the most magnificent places to visit in Rajasthan in the month of November, for the magical Matsya Festival. There are multiple exhibitions, competitions, folk music & dance performances that let you experience the culture and heritage of the city in a unique way. One of the oldest cities in Rajasthan with many ruins and prehistoric sites, Alwar is every history buff’s paradise.

Almora - Uttarakhand
For the scenic charm of the winter months
A charming little hill station spread across a 5 km ridge atop Kashyap Hill in the lap of Himalayas, Almora attracts people from all across the country with its divine beauty. Surrounded by beautiful pine and oak trees, snow-clad mountains, streams flowing from the valleys, and wonderful terrace farms, this peaceful hill station attracts backpackers and is one of the best hill stations to visit in november in India.
Jageshwar, a hindu pilgrimage town, which is about 30 km from Almora is also a must-visit for those love to walk the untraveled roads. The main reason for you to explore this town can be Jageshwar Yoga Festival, that will be held in the ancient Jageshwar temple.

Delhi
Attend the Qutub Festival
Delhi has many flavors for you to taste, the ancient aroma being the most relishing. When talking about the best places to visit in India during November, Delhi finds its place marked as a priority. Delhi’s weather is at its best during the month of November and that is when the three-day annual Qutub Festival takes place. The festival is organized by Delhi Tourism and Government of Delhi, in the premises of Qutub Minar (UNESCO World Heritage Site).
Qutub Festival celebrates the beauty of classical and Sufi music and dance, along with performances by contemporary artists. The festival has caught attention not just at the national level, but also on the international scenario.

Varanasi - Uttar Pradesh
Attend the Ganga Festival
One of the oldest, most sacred Hindu cities in the world, Banaras or Varanasi celebrates Ganga Mahotsav during the month of November every year. The festival spans for five days on the banks of Ganges and also acts as a treasure trove for the lovers of Indian culture and craftsmanship. This is where you can make the most of your holidays in November.
As per the legends, gods descend to earth and bathe in the Ganges during the festive time. This occurrence is celebrated with cultural performances by popular artists. In the past, eminent artistes like Zakir Hussain and Ustad Bismillah Khan have been the star attractions of the celebration.
Ganga Mahotsav also happens to be a perfect place to enjoy boating, wrestling, kite flying and more. Don’t forget to titillate your taste buds with delicious local cuisine.

Amritsar - Punjab
For Guru Nanak Gurpurab celebration
Amritsar, flaunting the stunning Golden Temple, is flocked with pilgrims all around the year, regardless of their religion. The Golden Temple, as the name suggests, has its upper floors covered in gold and is an important Sikh shrine.
On the occasion of Guru Nanak Gurpurab in November the Golden Temple and its precincts are decorated with lights and flowers. The whole city gets decked up and the celebration starts at 4 am. Kirtans & Gurbanis are recited, devotees are provided langar (food) by volunteers, Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh holy book) is read, and a procession takes place. This festival is celebrated across the world, but surely the most magical and soul-stirring celebration happens right in Amritsar, which is why it makes to this list of best place to visit in November in India!

Old Goa - Goa
Known for the hippest beaches in India, this little Indian state also happens to cast a spell with its old-Portuguese style churches and convents in Old Goa. This part of Goa is regarded as UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is a well-deserved title.
Feast of St.Francis Xavier (patron saint of Goa) is held every year during the months of November and December (3rd December being the main day). The silver chest containing the mortals of the saint is kept for veneration. Over 2 lakh devotees from across the world visit Goa to be a part of this festival.

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