Traditions  

Makar Sankranti, celebrated during the Sun's transition to Capricorn, involves traditions like eating til-gud, khichdi, and flying kites. These customs are linked to health benefits, providing warmth and nutrition during winter.

Every year on January 26, India celebrates Republic Day with a grand parade in New Delhi, showcasing its military might, cultural diversity, and achievements. Among the many traditions, the presence of a foreign dignitary as the chief guest holds particular significance. This choice is never random as it reflects India’s evolving foreign policy priorities and its efforts to strengthen ties with nations that matter on the global stage.  
 

During Makar Sankranti, the skies of India come alive with vibrant kites. This tradition goes beyond mere recreation; it carries deep cultural, social, and spiritual significance.

Celebrate Christmas in India with beach vibes in Goa, snowy charm in Shimla, and vibrant festivities in Kolkata. Enjoy night parties and midnight mass in the pleasant winter weather.

India’s skilled handloom weavers are key to the country’s rich textile heritage, with each region showcasing unique traditions that highlight its cultural diversity.

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Diwali, the festival of lights, isn't just celebrated in India. From Nepal's animal-worshipping Tihar to the vibrant celebrations in Fiji, Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, and Mauritius, discover the unique traditions that make this festival shine globally.

Do you know which state in India is home to the most Hindu temples? Read on to find out where the traditions of Hindu temple architecture and worship are most prominent!

The Diwali celebrations for 2024 will span five days, from October 29 to November 2. The festivities encompass Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, the main Diwali day, Govardhan Puja, and Bhai Dooj.

Dussehra, celebrated across South Asia and the diaspora, marks the victory of good over evil. From Nepal to Trinidad and Tobago, communities engage in vibrant rituals, prayers, and cultural performances to honour the goddess Durga.

The goddess Durga is the focus of Navratri, one of India's most vibrant and widely celebrated festivals, a nine-night celebration. Different regions observe the festival, filled with rituals, music, dance, and religious fervour, reflecting the cultural diversity of India. For those seeking to experience Navratri in its traditional essence, here are the top 10 cities where the festival is celebrated with unparalleled zeal and devotion.
 

The Indian government recently granted classical language status to five more languages, bringing the total to eleven. These languages, with their ancient roots and rich literary traditions, represent the diverse cultural heritage of India.

When is Navratri this year? Let's explore its significance and the vibrant traditions associated with this festival.

Onam 2024 is celebrated as Kerala's most spectacular harvest festival, featuring lively feasts, cultural performances, and cherished traditions. Explore what makes this festival so remarkable.

These countries are known for their extensive holiday calendars, each celebrating a wide range of cultural, religious, and historical events that contribute to their vibrant and diverse traditions.