The evening when Gods descend on the banks of Varanasi.
The puja focuses on worshipping the Sun God “Surya” and its sister “Chhati Maiya”.
Kulasai Dussehra, celebrated in Kulasekarapattinam, Tamil Nadu, is one of South India's most unique and vibrant festivals.
Kulasekarapattinam or Kulasai Dussehra is a vibrant festival celebrated with fervor in the southern parts of Tamil Nadu, particularly in the village of Kulasai. Mutharamman
Nagaland, the most inaccessible jungle and hilly state in North East part of India. Near about fourteen tribes live in this mysterious and thrilling nature,
Dev Deepavali, also known as Dev Diwali or the Diwali of the Gods, is a Hindu festival celebrated in the holy city of Varanasi (Banaras)
Right after the Durga Puja celebrations come the coexistence of Kali Puja and Deepavali.
Bathukamma, a vibrant floral festival celebrated in Telangana, spans nine days, commencing on Bhadrapada Pournami and concluding on Durgashtami. At its heart lies the Bathukamma,
Under the azure autumn sky, amidst the amorous cascades of prancing clouds and swaying 'kash', rises the reverberating hum of worship of the warrior goddess—
Theyyam is an ancient dance festival that originated in the north Malabar region of Kerala, India, and is celebrated during the months of October to
Among the dozens of festivals Indians celebrate every year, Holi stands out as one that has the least quota of scriptures and the maximum dosage
As a spring festival, Holi marks the end of winter and the arrival of spring, the season and symbol of regeneration and new life. The
Now the pandals are ready and the atmosphere festive and kinetic. The city is abuzz with excitement about the myriad themed installations that house Maa
On the first day of the month of Chaitra of the Hindu calendar the Hindus of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana celebrate Ugadi or Telugu
The month of April marks harvest festivals and traditional New Year celebrations all over India. The festivals are celebrated with delicious food.
The thekua also known as ‘khajuri’ has achieved a cult status of sorts. It is immensely popular in Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and the foothills
