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Festival marketing
calendar for Chhattisgarh

The festivals, seasons and moments that move sales in Chhattisgarh, month by month, so you can plan campaigns before the rush instead of during it.

Planning7 min readBy Rashmi Agrawal

Festival dates follow the Hindu calendar and shift every year, so check exact dates each season. Use this as a planning map and start campaigns 3–4 weeks early.

January–March

  • New Year and Makar Sankranti: fresh-start offers, gifting.
  • Republic Day: patriotic creatives, sales.
  • Valentine’s Day: cafés, jewellery, gifting, salons.
  • Rajim Punni Mela (Magh Purnima to Mahashivratri): a major regional event; great for local brands and hospitality.
  • Holi: colours, sweets, safety tips, party events.
  • Exam season: coaching, libraries, stationery, wellness.

April–June

  • Navratri and Ram Navami (Chaitra): fasting menus, devotional content.
  • Akshaya Tritiya: jewellery, real estate, vehicles.
  • Summer vacations: water parks, play zones, travel, summer camps.
  • Admission season: schools and coaching.
  • Wedding season (April–June): venues, planners, salons, jewellers.

July–September

  • Monsoon: comfort food, home care, safety tips.
  • Hareli: Chhattisgarh’s first festival of the farming year; strong local connection for brands.
  • Raksha Bandhan: gifting, sweets, fashion.
  • Independence Day: sales and patriotic creatives.
  • Teeja and Pola: uniquely Chhattisgarhi festivals; content here feels local, not copied.
  • Ganesh Chaturthi: community events and offers.

October–December

  • Navratri and Dussehra: including the famous Bastar Dussehra; fashion, events, food.
  • Dhanteras and Diwali: the biggest buying season for jewellery, electronics, vehicles, home décor and sweets.
  • Chhattisgarh Rajyotsava (1 November): state pride campaigns.
  • Chhath and Bhai Dooj: family and gifting.
  • Wedding season (November–February): peak for the whole wedding industry.
  • Christmas and New Year’s Eve: cafés, hotels, events.

Planning tips

  • Run one main campaign per month so your message stays clear.
  • Use local festivals like Hareli, Teeja and Pola to stand out from national brands.
  • Prepare creatives a month ahead; boost them a week before.
  • Greeting posts are fine, but tie them to your product or offer.

We plan festival calendars for clients every month. See our social media marketing.

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