The Mysore Dussehra is renowned for its grand processions, including the famous Jamboo Savari, where a decorated elephant leads the march through the city.

Though traditionally associated with Durga Puja, Kolkata also celebrates Dussehra with elaborate pandals and cultural performances.

The Kullu Dussehra festival features a week-long celebration with a grand procession of deities from various temples in the valley.

Dussehra in Varanasi is celebrated with great enthusiasm, involving cultural performances and processions along the Ganges.

The capital sees massive Ramlila performances and effigy burning at various locations, including Ramlila Maidan and Lal Qila.

The city hosts grand Ramlila performances and festivities, culminating in the burning of the effigies of Ravana.

As the birthplace of Lord Rama, Ayodhya hosts spectacular celebrations, including Ramlila and large-scale effigy burning.

The celebrations include traditional Ramlila performances and a vibrant atmosphere throughout the city.

Dussehra, or Navaratri, is celebrated with colorful Golu displays, music, and dance, highlighting local customs.

The Dussehra celebrations here include grand Ramlila performances and a historic setting with the Gwalior Fort in the backdrop.

This location includes celebrations amidst the natural beauty of the Ranthambore National Park, blending wildlife and culture.

The Dussehra festival in Shimla is famous for its Ramlila performances, which are attended by thousands of locals and tourists.

Bhopal features grand processions and cultural events, making it a vibrant place for Dussehra celebrations.

The city hosts cultural programs and Ramlila performances with a unique regional flair.

Known for its colorful celebrations, Nagpur offers various events, including Ramlila and cultural performances leading up to the festival's climax.