• Key Attraction: Huge gathering of people to offer prayers to the Goddess.
• When: January.
• Where: Gajula Ramaaram.
• Duration of Festival: One day.

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17. Sadar Festival:

The Yadav community of Hyderabad celebrates the Sadar festival in Telangana with great enthusiasm. It is celebrated on the second day of Deepawali, and it is also called Dunnapothula Panduga. The owners of buffaloes celebrate this festival with vigor. First, the most robust buffalo is paraded and later rewarded, which is selected by the head of the Yadav family. Subsequently, all the buffaloes are decorated beautifully and taken for a parade on the streets of Hyderabad by repeating the chants Wah Wah Yadav.

• Key Attraction: Parade of beautifully decorated buffaloes, tricks performed by the buffaloes.
• When: October or November.
• Where: Kachiguda, Hyderabad.
• Duration of Festival: One day.

18. Numaish (Exhibition):

Numaish or Numaish Masnuat-e-Mulki is an annual consumer exhibition held in Telangana in Hyderabad. The permanent venue for this Exhibition is in Nampally, and it is one of its kind in the world which lasts for 46 days with tens of thousands of people visiting in a single day. This Exhibition has a display of products from every nook and corner of India. It also provides entertainment and food for the people who come to shop here.

• Key Attraction: Stalls selling clothes, jewelry, crafts from all over India.
• When: January-February.
• Where: Nampally, Hyderabad.
• Duration of Festival: 46 days.

India is a country that has multiple regions which have cultures that are unique to itself. The festivals of Telangana give you an insight into the tradition and culture of the area. The people of this state celebrate all their festivities with great pomp. If you do want to enjoy the local tradition of Telangana, plan your trip around the major festivals. Don’t forget to let us know if you found the article helpful!