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The Haryana state amazingly combines
antiquity and plenty. Right from ancient times it has always embraced
the Indian culture as well as civilization.
The festive celebrations are marked
with traditional fervor and great enthusiasm. The Haryana festivals
represent unrestrained merrymaking.
Festivals in Haryana involve active
participation that takes place in the country and is one of the
essential features to attract numerous tourists.
The most important festival is the
Teez. The festivals look very colorful as they are done with great zeal
and depict the opulence of the festivals.
The festivals in Haryana not only
enliven your spirits, but are also a warm welcome for every person from
the monotonous to-do-list of your routine life.
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The Haryana festivals include Holi and the
entire state is colorful. Hence, it is also named as ‘festival of
colors’ and “Dulandi Holi”.
Fun and frolic are redefined in several
forms in the celebrations and people acknowledge each other with colors
such that they enhance the harmony feeling and spread happiness that
prevails in the entire state.
The breaking pots tradition is celebrated
with gusto and it is a pleasure watching this sight. Diwali is also
celebrated with enthusiasm throughout the state. There are many Haryana
festivals such that every month there is a festival occasion.
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The Lohri festival is celebrated
before Makar Sankranti. This is an auspicious festival celebrating
fertility and spark of life.
The traditions and religious system is
observed with devotion indulging in merriment and exchanging greetings.
The Lohri of a new bride and a new
born child is important. The festivals in Haryana are celebrated with
pomp and one such festival is Basant Panchami that is done to welcome
the spring season.
This is a joyous festival reflects
ebullience especially, while kite flying. Gangore festival is done by
taking idols in procession by singing devotional melodies praising the
Lord until they are immersed in water.
The festivals in Haryana mainly
include Baisakhi marking the relaxing before corn harvesting.
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The Teej festival is done to welcome
monsoon. Teej is an insect that comes from the soil after the initial
showers of rain. Haryana festivals include many more festivals such as
Janmashtami marking Lord Krishna’s birthday. The temples are
embellished and are celebrated with devotion.
Dusshera is one of the Haryana festivals
celebrated before Diwali. This is associated with Ramayana, the great
epic and on the 10th day of the celebration, they burn the idols of
King Ravana in the night as a mark of victory of good over evil. has
brought prominence and has given to great rise in the number of
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