Dudhiyal Devi Fair is celebrated on the day of Basant Panchami in Dudhiyal Devi temple located in Paunada village. Before the fair, a palanquin with the idol of the goddess is set up, and a religious procession is taken out. The procession covers 12 villages from Tehri to Uttarkashi in the months of Margashirsha, Paush, and Magha (mid-November to mid-February). In between these months, a fair is held in each village when the palanquin reaches their village. The procession is completed, and the palanquin is taken back to the Dudhiyal Devi temple. A big fair is held in the temple on the day of Basant Panchami. The villagers attend the fair, worship the goddess and listen to the goddess Bhagwat. Until a few years ago, there was a ritual of animal sacrifice in the fair. However, this has now been abolished, and coconut is crushed as a symbolic representation of sacrifice. In this fair, a palanquin is prepared, and the idol of the goddess is installed inside it. A religious procession from Tehri to Uttarkashi is organized in the months of Margashirsha, Paush, and Magha (mid-November to mid-February). During the procession, the palanquin covers 12 villages.