The Ganges Buddha jumping over the wall in India is a traditional custom in the Hindu community. This festival is usually held in towns and villages along the Ganges River Basin and is celebrated with various programs and rituals. The traditional name "Buddha Jumps Over the Wall" comes from the traditional meal gospel "Buddha Jumps Over the Wall" in temples and Taoist temples around the world; it is traditionally considered a representative of Quanzhou cuisine in Fujian.

Celebrating Buddha’s Jumping over the Wall in the Ganges River Basin in India has its own mysterious customs, such as holding fire parties, bathing, and crossing ponds during the celebration. It is part of certain drinking parties in the Hindu tradition, the most famous of which are the festivities. The entire festival lasts for several days or even weeks. People light bonfires and gather together at night to dance and sing to celebrate the Buddha Jumping over the Wall Festival.

The Ganges Buddha Wall Jumping Festival in India aims to pray for peace and prosperity. Since the festival is usually held over a long period of time, many unique art, music and dance activities will emerge during this period. The entire festival reveals a religious and mysterious atmosphere. It is a very representative Indian cultural festival and also attracts many foreign tourists to experience it.