Festivals of India, Experience the vibrant tapestry of Indian culture by immersing yourself in its diverse festivals. From the colorful revelry of Holi to the serene devotion of Diwali, these celebrations offer a kaleidoscope of traditions, music, dance, and delectable cuisine, providing an enchanting glimpse into India’s rich heritage and warmth.
Dhanu Yatra is one of the famous festivals of Bargarh, Odisha. Dhanu Yatra is all about the transaction of a rich traditional history or story of Lord Krishna into a cultural event. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, it is Asia’s biggest open-air theatre. This continues for eleven days in so many places … Read more
Chatar Jatra also known as Chatar Yatra is one of the popular traditional festivals celebrated by the people of Kalahandi District of Orissa. This great annual journey symbolizes Maa Manikeswari ’s return from Jena khal to her main temple. The great festival of Chatar Jatra is celebrated at the midnight of Ashtami, the exact time … Read more
Rajarani Music festival is one of the reputed and prestigious music festivals of Odisha. It is a fusion festival of various Indian music forms. Also it is the showcase of the rich and traditional heritage of Odissi music. The festival promotes the legacy of Indian music mixing with cultural heritage of Bhubaneswar. Rajarani Music Festival … Read more
Mukteswar Dance Festival is a popular festival celebrated by Hinduism in Mukteswar temple of Bhubaneswar. The Mukteswar Temple is a 10th-century Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located in Bhubaneswar, capital of Odisha. Mukteshwar temple is the venue of the annual odissi dance festival known as Mukteswar Dance Festival which is organised by … Read more
Konark Dance Festival is a grand and major annual celebration of Konark which is held in Konark Sun Temple. It is held for five days. It is celebrated every year 1st to 5th December. It’s been 32 years that the festival is being celebrated. It is a showcase of Odissi culture and heritage. This is … Read more
Nuakhai Festival is also known as Nuakhai Parab, Nuakhai Bhetghat, or Navakhai Parav in the different regions of the county. The word Nua stands for New and Khai means food, which is translated to the New Food, is an ancient festival that has been celebrated for years in the region of Odisha as well as … Read more
Khudurukuni osha is a festival primarily celebrated by the women’s and girls. During the festival, Devi Mangala is worshipped by young girls to seek the safety, Prosperity, and good health of their brothers. Khudurukuni Osha brings loads of fun, waves of nostalgia, and merry-making. The festival is also known as Bhalukuni Osha. Khudururkuni Osha’s rituals … Read more
Ekamra Utsav is one of the major festivals of Bhubaneswar, which is celebrated to promote the rich cultural heritage of Odisha. This festival is celebrated for a total of ten days, the festival is a multidisciplinary event that comprises Folk Festival, Food Festival, National Handloom & Handicraft Exhibition. Ekamra Utsav is mainly celebrated in Bhubaneshwar, … Read more
Karva Chauth is a festival celebrated by Hindu women and festival that holds a special place in the hearts of married couples across India of Northern and Western India in October or November which falls on the Hindu lunar month of Kartika. Like many Hindu festivals, Karva Chauth is based on the lunisolar calendar which … Read more
Ahoi Ashtami is a famous Hindu religion and auspicious festival celebrated by all the Hindu women. On this auspicious day women observe fast for the wellbeing of their children. Ahoi Ashtami is also known as Ahoi Aathe Ahoi Ashtami is celebrated on the eighth day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Kartik. Just about … Read more