Here is information about January 2016 festivals. January 2, 2016 – KalashtamiJanuary 5, 2016 – Smarta Ekadasi – Safala EkadasiJanuary 6, 2016 – Bhagavath Ekadasi – Safala EkadasiJanuary 7, 2016 – Pradosh FastingJanuary 9, 2016 – Amavasya – No moon day in western parts of IndiaJanuary 10, 2016 – Amavasya – No moon day in … Read more
List of Tamil Nadu Festivals Tamil Nadu celebrates probably the maximum number of festivals each year. Temple festivals are held in September-October and in the post-harvest months of March-June which last for to three days. These festivals are not only religious occasions but cultural landmarks as well. They have become part of life of the … Read more
List of Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh has been traditionally celebrating various festivals of several religions with much enthusiasm Holi is one of their main festivals and continues for 2-3 days. About 48km from Mathura, Barsana, Holi is celebrated in the tradtitional style and is known as ‘Latthmar Holi’ of Barsana. Holi Ramnavami Durga Puja Dusshera … Read more
List Of Bihar Festival Bihar is steeped in history and has a rich tradition of festivals from time immemorial. Bihar as an ancient land has a long list of festivals and fairs which the people of Bihar actively take part in. The most famous festival of Bihar is Chatth Puja which is celebrated twice in … Read more
List Of Arunachal Pradesh Festival Arunachal Prdesh Some of the festivals are Solung, Mopin, Losar, Boori Boot, Dree, Nechi Dau, Khan, Kshyatsowai, Loku, Longte Yullo, Moi, Nyokum, Ojiale, Reh, Sanken, Si-Donyi and Tamladu. Animal sacrifices are also common in some of the festivals. The Losar Festival The Reh Festival The Ojiyale Festival The Tamladu Festival … Read more