Introduction of Guru The Guru Tse-Chu Festival is one of the most significant religious festivities in Bhutan. The program features the revered Guru Rinpoche, commonly known as Padmasambhava, and the festival draws immense cultural and spiritual values that attract both locals and tourists. Several colorful masked dances, extended rituals, and a pious atmosphere epitomize the …
Introduction to 33rd Kalachakra Initiation Implying this to be a time in this calendar of activities of the Buddhist spiritual world, this is when all of its followers and believing souls in enlightenment gather from all across the globe. 33rd Kalachakra Initiation shall be a spiritual congregation at Bodh Gaya, India, at the place of …
Introduction to the Lavender of Kashmir Festival The Kashmir Lavender Festival is organized annually amidst the ravishing, eye-talented landscapes of Kashmir. The surrounding lavender fields make it simply beautiful, attracting tourists and nature-loving people. This one-of-a-kind event displays the vibrant blooming of lavenders, dramatically covering the whole valley in purple to give a lifetime experience …
About the Leh Sindhu Darshan Festival Leh Sindhu Darshan Festival is the most colourful cultural and spiritual event of this land in Ladakh and is annual. This culturally rich festival is celebrated in reverence to the Holy River Indus, also called Sindhu River. It offers an opportunity to the pilgrims and tourists from all parts …
Introduction to Rakhadumni Rakhi Festival Rakhadumni, simply termed as Rakhi, means an ancient, unforgettable festival celebrated in the totality of India. Since time unknown, it has continued uninterruptedly as an annual event celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravana of the Hindu calendar and has been continuing unabated till date, …
Introduction of Himachal Day Celebration One such big day in the overall journey of India shall be Himachal Day. Himachal Day Celebration is usually celebrated on 15th April each year, is celebrated as the day when, in the year 1948, Himachal Pradesh took full-fledged statehood from the Indian administration. Hence, it means a lot to …
Introduction to Losar One of the most colorful festivals that Tibetans attend is, perhaps, Losar, which means Tibetan New Year. This festival is authentically celebrated not only in Tibet itself but also, to a great extent, in Bhutan and in general in Tibetan communities all over the world. This event celebrates the marks of entering …
Introduction to Shaheed Udham Singh Birthday Shaheed Udham Singh Birthday itself explains the most glamorous fighting figure for freedom fighting of the Indian nation. Udham Singh was born on December 26, 1899, in the village of Sunam of the People’s State of Punjab. He breathed to live for the freedom of his country and to …
Introduction to Haryana Day Celebrations Haryana Day Celebrations is celebrated on 1st November annually since it was in 1966 that Haryana was carved out of the erstwhile State of Punjab. It is a day of commemoration and it respects the cultural heritage and history that has everything to do with all the achievements of Haryana. …
Introduction to Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti Celebrations Signifying a lot, especially for the Agarwal and Jain communities, is Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti—an important festival in the country. Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti Celebrations is the day when the great king Maharaja Agrasen, an immortal by himself with his ideologies of equality, justice, and prosperity, was born. His ideologies stand …
