Take a deep dive into the Holy Ganges and witness the biggest pilgrimage festival of the Hindu Religion. India’s Mightiest Religious Celebration and Fair Festival- A phenomenon you cannot miss-The Kumbh Mela: The Kumbh Mela witnesses millions of devotees and pilgrims from across the Globe attending the Mighty Festival. Why do so many people attend […]
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India as a nation has its diversity and culture of various regions. When it comes to religious festivities, every festival has a mythological narrative that binds people’s faith. In the various gods and goddesses that are worshipped in the country. Lathimar Holi is a Hindu festival celebrated by the people from the town of Barsana
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Naag Panchami is a Hindu traditional festival celebrated on the fifth day of the fifteen days of the moon’s waning. In the month of Shravan (July/August). The name Naag means serpent, and Panchami means the fifth day. On this day, people worship snake deities or real snakes in some cases. They offer milk, flowers, and
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Join us as we talk about the many legends that surround this festival and take you across some of the best places to experience Mahashivratri in 2022. Lord Shiva is a deity of supreme importance and power in Hindu Religion and Traditions. Shiva comes from the term ‘shava’ which is said to be used by
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India is, perhaps, the only country in the world with such diversity, and an endless number of festivals. The list of festivals of India is long and exciting, as each festival has specific rituals and traditions. The best part of Indian holidays and festivals is that we don’t see them being celebrated by just one
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Are you familiar with the Green Day song, ‘Wake me up when September Ends’? I always used to think,’ why September?’ Now, I believe the singer wanted to sleep away his Septembers because Octobers are when the official Great Indian Festival period commences (not the Amazon one)! What begins with October’s Navratri lasts well till
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