Chamunda Devi Kangra Navratri Mela
Grand fair on Baner river banks where Fierce Mother Chamunda slayed demon generals Chanda and Munda.
Essays on Sanatana Dharma, astronomical science behind Hindu festivals, temple architecture, and practical Vedic philosophy.
Grand fair on Baner river banks where Fierce Mother Chamunda slayed demon generals Chanda and Munda.
Pilgrimage to sacred flame pit where Mother Sati tongue fell, burning eternally without any fuel or wick.
Day before Janmashtami when Gujarati homes do not light fire and eat cold food prepared on Randhan Chhath.
Foot pilgrimage of millions carrying colorful feather Kavadis to hilltop shrine of Lord Murugan at Palani.
Lord Malayappa Swamy rides seven different magnificent Vahanas from dawn to dusk around four Mada streets.
Five-day festival welcoming hundreds of thousands of Kannada & Telugu pilgrims walking barefoot through Nallamala forests.
Month-long hill pilgrimage offering sweet Rot breads at natural cave temple of eternal boy saint Balak Nath.
Weekly fast dedicated to Lord Ganesha and planetary deity Budha for sharp intellect and trade success.
Weekly fast wearing yellow, eating gram dal, and reading Brihaspati Vrat Katha for wisdom and prosperity.
Sixteen-Friday fast offering jaggery and roasted gram (Gur-Chana) strictly avoiding sour food for peace.
Weekly fast lighting mustard oil lamp beneath sacred Peepal tree to mitigate Shani Sade Sati and Dhayya.
Weekly fast consuming single saltless meal offering water in copper pot for radiance, health, and vitality.
Supreme Pradosham falling on Monday fulfilling all heart-felt desires and granting Shiva grace.
Most powerful Pradosham occurring on Saturday instantly absolving malefic planetary afflictions.
Pradosham occurring on Tuesday famous for clearing chronic debts (Rina Vimochana) and health recovery.
Sacred 12-day river festival in Ladakh Leh valley when Jupiter enters sidereal Aquarius.
Sacred river festival at Kaleshwaram where holy Pranahita merges into Godavari river.
Eight-day Navratri concluding on Pausha Purnima celebrating Mother Nature gift of vegetables and rain.