Festival of Orissa

Vat Savitri Amavasya Puja is an auspicious Hindu festival celebrated by married women for the well-being and prosperous long life of their husbands during Jyeshtha Amavasya i.e., on the new moon day of the Jyeshtha month. During the puja, women worship the banyan tree or Vat Vriksha, tie sacred threads around the bark, and pray […]

Consider a festival when the air is filled with the beautiful perfume of sandalwood and devotees gather in a joyful celebration of religion and tradition. Welcome to the Chandan Yatra, one of Odisha’s most magical and little-known events. In this essay, we’ll delve deep into the heart of these aromatic celebrations, investigating their rich history,

Unveiling the Sacred Tradition, the Nabakalebara Festival, a cornerstone of Odisha’s cultural tapestry, is a sacred occasion celebrated with fervor and devotion. This age-old festival holds immense significance, marking a spiritual rebirth and the renewal of divine connections. Tracing the Roots of Nabakalebara, The Nabakalebara Festival finds its roots in ancient history, evolving over centuries. Originating

Chandan Jatra, the development of the chariots begins on Akshaya Trutiya, the third day of the splendid fortnight of Vaisakha, with custom fire love. This happens before the castle of the Lord of Puri and inverse the primary office of the Puri sanctuary. On this day, the new agrarian season starts and ranchers begin furrowing

Chariot Festival, the three chariots of Balabhadra, Subhadra, and Jagannath are built every year with the wood of certain trees such as phasi, dhusa, etc. traditionally brought from the former prince Daspala, who has hereditary rights and authority. Same. These are usually rafted in rivers These are collected near Puri and then transported by road.

Experience the magnificence of Rath Yatra Puri, an ancient Hindu festival celebrated with great zeal in the city of Puri, Odisha. Join millions of devotees as they witness the chariots of deities being pulled through the streets, accompanied by vibrant processions, religious rituals, and joyful celebrations. Introduction: A Glimpse into the Spectacle of Rath Yatra

Kalinga Mahotsava:- Odisha’s Rich Cultural Heritage, Odisha, with its rich culture and deep-rooted historic significance, stands as a testament to the glorious past of the Indian subcontinent. Known as Kalinga in ancient times, this region was a hub of political power, contributing significantly to the development of arts, literature, and trade. Today, Odisha embraces its