Jal Jhilani Ekadashi, also known as Parivartini or Padma Ekadashi, is a Hindu festival observed on the 11th day of the Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapada. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and marks the start of Chaturmas, a four-month period of fasting and spiritual practices. This festival falls just before the monsoon season in India.

Khadi Utsav celebrates khadi, the hand-spun cloth tied to India's independence movement and sustainable fashion. It symbolizes self-reliance and community empowerment, showcasing diverse khadi products reflecting regional artistry. The event connects artisans with consumers, supporting traditional weaving and rural livelihoods.

Navratri, meaning "nine nights," is a significant Hindu festival celebrating the divine feminine, particularly goddess Durga in her nine forms. This vibrant festival involves dancing, fasting, and prayers, with regional traditions like Garba and Dandiya Raas in Gujarat and Durga Puja in West Bengal.

The Sanskruti Kunj Fair in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, is an annual cultural festival celebrating India's diverse folk traditions, arts, crafts, and cuisines. Set along the Sabarmati River, it offers artisans a vibrant platform to showcase their heritage through handicrafts, textiles, pottery, and traditional foods, complemented by daily performances of folk music and dance.

Gujarat Sthapana Divas, celebrated annually on May 1st, marks the formation of the state of Gujarat in 1960 following the division of Bombay State. This day honors Gujarat's rich heritage and achievements across various fields, including business, education, arts, and science.

The International Kite Festival, locally known as Uttarayan, is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Gujarat, especially in Ahmedabad, on January 14th, coinciding with Makar Sankranti. Marking the sun's shift and the arrival of longer days, the sky becomes vibrant with colorful kites as people gather on rooftops to join the festivities.

The Saptak Music Festival is the festival of Indian classical music and is celebrated every year. The Saptak Music Festival is held in the Saptak University of Music which is located just 20 kilometers from the Gandhinagar city. The Saptak Music Festival was started by Pandit Shri Ravi Shankar Ji Maharaj.

Vautha Fair, or Vautha Mela, is a traditional cattle fair held annually in the village of Vautha, Gujarat, at the confluence of the Sabarmati and Vatrak rivers during Kartik Purnima. With deep religious and cultural significance, it attracts thousands of farmers, artisans, traders, and tourists, making it one of Gujarat's largest rural fairs.

This event is dedicated to the travel, tourism, hospitality, and related industries, aiming to connect buyers with cost-effective, quality products and service packages. It unites suppliers, hotel groups, shipping and travel companies, and outdoor training organizations under one roof.