Magh Mela is a prominent festival celebrated in Siliguri. It brings together people from various communities for religious observance, showcasing cultural performances, traditional rituals, and local food stalls. The fair offers a glimpse into the vibrant customs of the region.

Saraswati Puja is widely celebrated in Siliguri to honor the goddess of knowledge, art, and wisdom. Students and families perform rituals and offerings, marking the importance of education and enlightenment. The festival is characterized by colorful decorations and community gatherings.

Vishwakarma Puja is dedicated to the Hindu god of architecture and machinery, Vishwakarma. Celebrated by artisans and factory workers, it’s a day of worship for tools and machinery. The festival signifies gratitude towards tools that support livelihoods.

Dashain, also known as Durga Puja, is celebrated with immense zeal in Siliguri. This festival symbolizes the victory of good over evil, with colorful processions, rituals, and community gatherings. It’s a time for devotion, joy, and festive fervor.

Tihar, or Diwali, in Siliguri is a blend of lights, joy, and cultural festivities. Homes are decorated, sweets are exchanged, and special rituals honor animals like cows and crows, reflecting the unique traditions of the Nepali community in the region.

Buddha Purnima, celebrated in honor of Lord Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and death, is a significant festival in Siliguri. Monasteries hold prayers, processions, and rituals, reflecting the influence of Buddhist culture in the region.