Fairs and festivals in Delhi are celebrated with vibrancy and gusto. These are celebrated to commemorate great historical events or marking the change of seasons. Delhi, the seat of empire for centuries attracted several painters and artists epitomizing its rich cultural heritage. The legacy of the rich cultural diversity is retained in today’s fairs and festivals in Delhi. The capital city of India festival gets into the groove of festivities with Republic Day celebrations on 26th January. The city is wrapped in rich opulence, witnessing a high footfall. Millions remain stalled from Rajpath to the Red Fort to watch the colorful sight of soldiers, camel crops, armored regiments, brass bands, folk dancers, school children, war veterans and elaborate floats representing the cultural diversity of India. The two hour long parade closes with a much-awaited spectacular fly - passed presented by Air Force squadrons. A special performance takes place by folk dancers at the Talkatora Stadium.

The winter season is punctuated by the Vintage Car Rally when the old ladies, dressed up for the occasion, make the long haul from Delhi to Sohna. The popular Balloon Mela, the Surajkund Crafts Mela on the outskirts of Delhi, and Delhi Tourism's Gardens Festivals are celebrated in winter. The arrival of spring is marked by the celebration of Holi, the festival of colors. Janmashtami in August celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. A festival typical of Mehrauli takes place in October known as the Phulwalon - Ki – Sair. Dussehra is celebrated in October at the Ram lila ground commemorating the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king, Ravana. The popular Qutab festival at the also takes place in Qutub Minar in October. Diwali is the most popular festival in Delhi. Delhi becomes the venue for colorful festivities crossing the cultural and religious divides.

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