Celebrate the start of the harvest season with MAKAR SANKRANTHI UTSAV

Makar Sankranti is a Hindu holiday that is observed in India and other nations to commemorate the sun's entry into the sign of Makara, or Capricorn. This usually happens on January 14 or 15, and it marks the beginning of longer days and the conclusion of the winter solstice.

Various names for the event are used in different parts of India, including Uttarayan in Gujarat, Maghi in Punjab, and Pongal in Tamil Nadu. Makar Sankranti is a harvest festival with cultural importance in addition to being a celebration of the celestial occurrence.

 


Among the main attributes of Makar Sankranti Utsav are:

 

Kite Flying:

Flying kites is a common Makar Sankranti practice in many regions. People show off their talents at flying multicolored kites by competing in friendly kite battles.

 

Traditional Foods:

During Makar Sankranti, specially prepared dishes are made with recently gathered crops. You can discover sweets made with jaggery, sesame seeds, and other components in different parts of the country.

 

Cultural Programs:

To commemorate the occasion, localities plan cultural activities like as traditional dance and music performances. These shows frequently highlight the rich cultural legacy connected to Makar Sankranti.

 

Religious Rituals:

During this period, a lot of people worship (puja) and take ritualistic baths in sacred rivers, especially the Ganges. The sun god is prayed to and beautiful temples are found.

 

Charitable Activities:

Giving and charity are also important aspects of Makar Sankranti. Food, clothing, and other basics are frequently donated by people to those in need.

 

The celebration highlights the value of fresh starts, appreciation, and harvest time. It is a time to celebrate with friends and family, creating a sense of cohesion and happiness. The celebration of nature, the harvest, and the changing of the seasons is at the heart of Makar Sankranti, even though regional traditions and customs may differ.

Lastly, conclude the festival held on January 13 at Lambert High School!

Take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate Makar Sankranti! Check the Sulekha tickets portal's easy availability today for the venue closest to you!

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