Jan 12, 2025
Komal Das
January Harvest Festivals: A Cultural Tour Across India
Lohri (13th Jan) : Punjab and Haryana celebrate with bonfires, folk songs, and treats like jaggery and popcorn
Makar Sankranti (14th Jan): Pan-India festival with kite flying, sesame sweets, and holy dips
Pongal (14th–17th Jan): Tamil Nadu’s thanksgiving to the Sun God with sweet rice and rangoli
Magh Bihu (14th–15th Jan): Assam’s feasts, bonfires, and pitha mark the harvest season
Uttarayan (14th Jan): Gujarat’s colorful kite festival with dishes like undhiyu
Bhogi (13th Jan): Southern states light bonfires and welcome new beginnings
Poush Parbon (14th Jan): West Bengal enjoys rice sweets like patishapta and payesh
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