THRISSUR POORAM – FESTIVAL OF KERALA INTRODUCTION The Thrissur Pooram is an annual glorious temple festival, which would be held in Thrissur, Kerala, at the Vadakkunnathan Temple,…
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MANDALA PUJA INTRODUCTION Mandala Puja is an important ritual followed by the Ayyappa Temple at Sabarimala, and also by other…
KAVADI DANCE INTRODUCTION Kavadi Dance is a type of honour given to Lord Muruga by the devotees during the time of…
NOMULU VRATHALU INTRODUCTION Nomulu means observation of religious rituals, performance of pujas, and Vrathalu means observation of fasting. It is…
Under the roofs of Maharashtra, the festival of Wari is celebrated under open skies
Revered as Ganga Nitya Vaahini or The Eternal River, the Ganga
the KumbhMela is one of the biggest events for the Hindus
The State gets its name due to the location of the Tripura Sundari Shakti Peeta
Nagaland is also known as the land of festivals. The State is a land of mountains and deep valleys. Nagaland…
Mizoram is derived from the word Mi (people) Zo(hill) Ram (land).
Meghalaya, as the name suggests is the abode of clouds.
Manipur means the “land of jewels”.
Arunachal Pradesh, one of the seven North Eastern States of India is a place of scenic beauty
An ancient ritual performed at the Jagannath Temple, Puri in Odisha, it signifies the re-embodiment of the deities Jagannath, Balabhadra…
With so much to cheer about like fertile land, rich cultivation, education and literacy and a rich cultural heritage,
A number of festivals and fairs are held in Jharkhand along with the regular festivals like Holi, Dussehra,
Jammu and Kashmir is known for the pilgrimage and cultural events on the mountains.
The rich culture and tradition with joyous celebrations of more than 200 deities amidst the background of the Himalayas makes Himachal Pradesh
Haryana is unique as it shares its capital Chandigarh with Punjab.
Exquisitely carved temples, waterfalls, ancient monuments, wildlife, caves, and hill