DIWALI- Experience the Indian festival a bit closer! | Deepotsav in Avodhya
What is Diwali and why is it celebrated?
Are you planning to come to India? If yes,
then this is the right time to explore India because Diwali is on the calendar.
Diwali is the most magical time to
travel to India. It is celebrated over 5 days. People celebrate this day by
lightening the oil lamps or Diyas and candles, decorate the house with light,
making colorful Rangolis, bursting crackers and enjoy family time.
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People in India do vast preparation for
Diwali like wishing each other with greetings and sweets, fresh flowers come
and decorate almost all homes. People clean their homes thoroughly before
decoration. Children and families come out on the street playing with different
types of fireworks. Nobody can describe this sight. To experience this you have
to visit India during Diwali. Many events are organized in India during this
time, so you can plan your trip and come to India and experience the most
magical time. You can contact any of the IATO members for your safe and secure trip and event planning.
The victory of good over evil is the significance
of Diwali. People from all religions celebrate Diwali as an important festival.
As I told you, it is celebrated over 5 days, so I tell you something about
those days:
Day
1: Dhanteras- People clean their homes and buy new
utensils, gold, silver, and clothes.
Day
2: Naraka Chaturdasi- People wake up early in the
morning and take bath before sunrise, then new cloths are worn on this day.
Day
3: Diwali- The most important day. People do
Lakshmi puja in the evening for the goodness of health, wealth, prosperity and
fortune. To bring prosperity, people light the lamps, diyas, and candles at
every corner in the house.
Day
4: Goverdhan Puja and Annakut- People make
Goverdhan Maharaja by cow dung in their houses and worship them in the evening.
It is celebrated as the day when Krishna defeated Indra Dev.
Day
5: Bhai Dooj- on this auspicious day, sister pray
for long and happy lives for their brother and share the love for each other
with meals and gifts.
This is all about five important days of
the year. Now take a look on the highlights if you are planning to visit India:
· You can find traditional
delicacies in every temple around the country.
·
You can find that every house
would be decorated with lights, diyas,candles, colorful rangolis and the sound
of the crackers.
·
You can find cultural programs,
events, and competitions in many places in India.
·
You can find unique and exotic
sweets.
·
You can find fairs,
exhibitions, and melas in every town and city during the celebrations.
·
You can watch the night sky to
spot a beautiful burst of colors.
DO NOT THINK TOO MUCH, JUST MAKE YOUR MIND
AND PACK YOUR BAGS.....
People in India do vast preparation for Diwali like wishing each other with greetings and sweets, fresh flowers come and decorate almost all homes. People clean their homes thoroughly before decoration. Children and families come out on the street playing with different types of fireworks. Nobody can describe this sight. To experience this you have to visit India during Diwali. Many events are organized in India during this time, so you can plan your trip and come to India and experience the most magical time. You can contact any of the IATO members for your safe and secure trip and event planning.
The victory of good over evil is the significance of Diwali. People from all religions celebrate Diwali as an important festival. As I told you, it is celebrated over 5 days, so I tell you something about those days:
You can find traditional
delicacies in every temple around the country.You can find that every house
would be decorated with lights, diyas,candles, colorful rangolis and the sound
of the crackers.You can find cultural programs,
events, and competitions in many places in India.You can find unique and exotic
sweets.You can find fairs,
exhibitions, and melas in every town and city during the celebrations.You can watch the night sky to
spot a beautiful burst of colors.
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