Festivals and Fairs in Tirupur
Tirupur located in South India is predominantly populated by Hindus, Muslims and Christians. The place is extremely famous for its religious values and cultural festivals. History states that Tirupur has many religious spots, with festivals throughout the year. Apart from conventional celebrations like Diwali, Navarathri, Christmas and Eid-Ul-Fitr, Temple festivals are also celebrated in Tirupur like Avinashi's Temple Car Festival, Arubathi Moovar Ula and Chithirai Brahmmostsavam.Avinashi Temple Car Festival Tirupur

Arubathi Moovar Ula Tirupur
This is another famous festival in Tirupur. Apart from the Avinashi Temple Car festival, the Arubathi Moovar Ula is treated as a divine occasion. The festival is celebrated with lots of pomp and the feast revolves around 63 ardent devotees, who lived and praised Lord Shiva. The festival falls in line with what is stated in Periyapuranam.Chithirai Brahmmotsavam in Tirupur

Chithirai Brahmmotsavam is celebrated in a grand manner in April-May with the hoisting of the flag on Mrigaseersham day and car festival on Pooram day. The fifth day is the most important day with Lord Shiva granting His darshan to 63 Nayanmars from His Vrushab –bull – vahan.
Pongal in Tirupur
Patrons of the city begin their year with Pongal. The well celebrated festival is also known as the Harvest Festival. It is celebrated on the 14th and 15th of January. The first day is devoted to the Sun God and Nature. While the second day is known as "Mattu Pongal", which focuses on household cattle and domestic animals. The special function is celebrated with a sweet called "Pongal", that is made of jaggery, milk and rice. Ayuda Pujai and Navaratri in Tirupur
Ayuda Pujai plays a very important role in the Navaratri Festival. It is also known as Astra Puja since it revolves around the worship of implements. The festival falls during the month of September or October. This is when weapons, tools, books and other utensils that lead to wealth are worshipped. Most people, keep golus during the Navaratri Perio. Conversely, Saraswati puja is performed when special prayers are offered to goddess Saraswati when books and musical instruments are also worshipped. The tools are placed for the Ayudh puja.Trade Fairs in Tirupur
