Famous, popular and amazing annual festivals, fairs and ceremonies celebrated in Dev Bhoomi Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is also known as Dev Bhoomi, due to which it is a historical and religious popular tourist place, Himachal is known abroad for its art and culture. Himachal's art and culture has made its mark globally. Himachal Pradesh is a cultural migrant state. 

People of different types of culture live in Himachal. Which is very amazing and attractive. Every day is nothing short of an important celebration or joy for the residents of Himachal Pradesh. Many popular and world famous festivals and fairs are organized in Himachal every year.

Glimpse of historical art and culture

Which people celebrate very happily. This festival is very bizarre and attractive. People from foreign countries travel to Himachal Pradesh to see these festivals. There is a glimpse of historical art and culture in many festivals of Himachal Pradesh. People here organize many festivals every year to maintain and carry on the rich heritage and rituals of their ancestors.

Around 200 to 300 deities are worshiped in the state.

The breathtaking diversity and beauty here thrill the fairs, festivals and popular celebrations held in Himachal. Around 200 to 300 Gods and Goddesses are worshiped in Himachal Pradesh. The special thing of Himachal Pradesh is that in the area of ​​05 kilometers, you will get to see some small temple or any other religious place. 

Unwavering faith and devotion towards Himachal's people

Which shows the faith and reverence of the people of Himachal Pradesh towards God. The people of Himachal consider their gods very much. And worship them on every occasion of their happiness. Today I am going to tell you about all the famous festivals, fairs and celebrations in Himachal Pradesh.

The merger of 30 princely states created this beautiful state on April 15, 1948.

Himachal Pradesh was born on April 15, 1948 by merging 30 princely states. Himachal Pradesh is situated at an altitude of 350 to 6,975 meters above sea level. Himachal extends from the Shivalik ranges of the outer and smaller Himalayas to the remote Zanskar and Pir Panjal ranges of the oldest Himalayas, which thrills the tourists here.

Himachal hosts many popular and thrilled fairs and festivals every year

Himachal Pradesh hosts a number of fairs and festivals every year, the Gym showcases to you the amazing and rich art, colorful and historical heritage, culture and traditions of Himachal as well as many of its beliefs. Himachal Pradesh is known for its scenic beauty as well as its amazing views of the beautiful mountains. Beautiful views of the beautiful Dhauladhar, Shivalik Jaskar and Pir Panjal mountains with snow attract tourists. The rich tradition, innocent and serene people of Himachal reflect their different types of culture.

Beautiful mountains, waterfalls, rivers and a state full of natural beauty

Himachal Pradesh is a very beautiful state situated in the middle of its majestic snow-laden Himalayas. The name Himachal Pradesh is also named here according to the prevailing environment here. The word 'Him' is derived from the Sanskrit language. And Aanchal means 'land' or 'abode'. Even today, the worship of the deities by Vedic and Puranas is still done according to ancient rituals and rites. Himachal Pradesh has many small to big glaciers. Many perennial rivers originate from Him in Himachal. Large rivers like Sutlej, Chinaw Ravi, Beas and Yamuna originate from these glaciers. These rivers are nurturing millions of people.

01  Dussehra of Kullu

Dussehra of Kullu is a very popular and world famous international fair Dussehra festival celebrated in the month of October in Himachal Pradesh in northern India. It is said that about 4-5 lakh people attend the fair in this popular Dasara. It is celebrated in district Kullu of Himachal Pradesh

The festival is celebrated at Dhalpur Maidan in the Kullu Valley.

Kullu's tremor is a very unique event organized in Himachal, which is visited by people from abroad and abroad. This Uttara of Kullu begins with the tenth day of the moon of Dussehra Uday, i.e. 'Vijay Dashami'.

This thrilled festival continues for 07 days

This festival continues for 07 days. It is considered as historic as it is beautiful. This celebration celebrated in Kullu started from the 17th century. Local king Jagat Singh is said to have installed a beautiful idol of Raghunath on his throne as a mark of his penance. Lord Raghunath, seated in Kullu district, was also declared the ruling deity of the valley. Kullu Dussehra is so famous and popular that the state government has declared this festival an international festival.

This amazing festival recognized by the International Festival

Every year this festival attracts a large number of tourists every year. In this festival, two hundred gods come to pay homage to Lord Raghunath ji. Which is a very amazing scene that thrills the tourists here. Many folk dances are organized in this international festival. No porcelain of Ravana or Kumbhakarna is lit in this international festival to be held in Kullu district. The standard procession of Lord Raghunathji is taken out in this popular festival. Which is very attractive and popular, during this time the view is made here.

02 Minjar Mela Chamba

Every year many popular fairs, festivals and festivals are celebrated in Himachal Pradesh with great pomp. One such popular fair is, this Minjar fair of Chamba which is known abroad for its popularity and grandeur. It is considered to be the most popular of the festivals celebrated in Chamba. People from all over the country come to see this fair. This Minjar fair of Chamba is an important part of the life of the people of Chamba. Every year the residents of this fair are celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness. 

One week long cultural and social events are organized

The popular festival begins with the offerings of 'Minjar', consisting of a bunch of paddy plants and golden silk wrapped in red cloth. Along with this, one rupee a seasonal fruit and a coconut are also included in this offering. The fair is celebrated in Chaugan with a hoisting ceremony with great hoarding. In this fair, cultural and social events start for a week.

Images of more than 200 other deities along with Lord Raghuveer are taken out in a procession.

With this, the image of more than 200 other deities along with the deity in the chariot, Lord Raghuveer, is taken out in a procession. This fair is known as an agricultural festival. This Minjar fair of Chamba is considered a symbol of happiness and prosperity. This fair has been declared a state fair due to its popularity. In this fair, you will be able to see closely the folk art, culture, and traditional customs of Chamba. Which will thrill you.

Many attractive objects made from handicraft

In this fair, you will get to see the residents here in different colorful dresses. Who must have worn apparel belonging to their respective communities. Here you will also get to eat different dishes here. With this, in this Minjar fair, you will get to see many attractive items made from the handicraft here, which you can also buy. This fair is as popular as it is historical. According to information received from Indian history, when the king of Chamba defeated the king of Trigarta, he returned to Chamba. Which is now known as Kangra.

The symbol of the victory of the king of Chamba over the Kangra

During 935 AD the king of Chamba was conquered by the residents of Chamba with great pomp during the conquest of Kangra. Along with this, he was welcomed with bundles of paddy and Mecca. It is said that during this time, this Minjar fair was organized for the first time, since then people of Chamba have been celebrating this fair.

A glimpse of Chamba's folk art and wonderful culture

In this fair, the same dress is worn by men and women alike. Which is very attractive and beautiful. Tassel maize and paddy seedlings are considered symbols of this fair. During this fair people wear corn cob made of silk. Which is considered a symbol of Minjar. If you travel to Chamba district during Minjar fair, you can see many popular art culture and beautiful clothes of people here.

Paddy and golden silk vial are offered to God

Which are made by hand themselves. During this auspicious occasion, the residents here thank the Almighty for good yield and seek his blessings so that the crop grows. The people here offer coconut in a red cloth, paddy with seasonal fruits and a golden silk vial to the Lord.

In the first fair, a buffalo was also sacrificed to please the deity.

According to historical information, earlier a buffalo was also sacrificed to please the deity in this fair. But over time this practice has now stopped. Earlier, the local people believed that by offering buffalo sacrifice to the Ravi river, they would come to know about their fate. It is said that if buffalo got swept away by the river, it was considered a good omen. But this practice has now stopped.

This Minjar fair is organized on the second Sunday of Shravan month

The main attractions of this Minjar fair to be held at Chaugan in Chamba are its folk music and folk dance performances here. Which thrills and attracts tourists who come here to visit. The "Minjar Mela" held in Chamba is considered to be a very popular festival held here on the second Sunday of the Shravan month. In this fair, people here celebrate the paddy and maize crop grown during the time of the year.

On the last day of the fair a parade is organized from Akhand Chandi Mahal to Ravi River

Along with this, folk dances and musical performances in the fair which are known as 'Kunjari Malhar'. It is considered an important part of this festival. On the last day of this popular fair, a parade is organized from Akhand Chandi Mahal to Ravi River. One who is very attracted is offered prasad in this Ravi river, must include this fair in your visit to Chamba.

03 Mandi Shivaratri Fair

One of the famous and popular festivals celebrated in Himachal Pradesh is "Mandi Shivratri Fair" This fair is an annual famous international fair celebrated in District Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. The special thing about this fair is that this amazing and attractive fair is celebrated for 7 days. This fair starts with the festival of Shivaratri. This Maha Shivaratri fair of Mandi is organized every year on the 13th day of Krishna Paksha and on the 13th night

Fasting on 14 days after sunrise is held in the month of Phalgun as a fast. Which occurs in the month of Phalgun according to February or March. The popularity of this Himachal festival is very wide, every year, people from abroad come to participate in this fair. Hence it is known as an international festival.

81 popular and religious temples of Mandi district include goddesses

Mandi city also received the title of 'Varanasi of the Hills' on this Shivaratri in view of the large number of Goddesses in Himachal Pradesh who are invited to the festival from their 81 temples and the popularity and religiousness of these places. is. Mandi Shivaratri Fair is considered to be a particularly famous and popular fair of Himachal, as this special fair transforms the city of Mandi into a grand festival. More than 200 Gods and Goddesses gather in this fair in this Maha Shivaratri.

This district of Himachal is situated on the banks of the Mandi Beas River, the city of Mandi is known as the "Church of Temples". Kuki is the place of many popular historical and popular religious places. Mandi is considered to be one of the oldest cities in Himachal Pradesh.

Shivaratri means "the great night of Shiva"

Mandi has about 81 historical and popular religious shrines of various deities. There are many historical beliefs about this Maha Shivaratri, the festival of this popular and grand fair is believed to be centered on Lord Shiva of Mandi's defense deity "Mado Rai" who is also known as Lord Vishnu and Bhootnath Temple in Mandi. is. Maha Shivaratri is a famous and popular Hindu festival. Which is celebrated every year in unwavering reverence and faith towards the Hindu God Shiva of destruction and upliftment. This Maha Shivaratri means "Great Night of Shiva" This fair and festival is held just before the arrival of spring.

Bhagwan Shiva drank poisonous poison on this day to protect the world

According to beliefs, Maha Shivaratri is the night when Lord Shiva is shown as a Tandava dance, or a dance of primitive creation, preservation and destruction. According to mythological beliefs, Lord Shiva saved the world from destruction. According to Hindu scholars and mythological beliefs, it is said that on this day, Bhagwan Shiva consumed poisonous poison to protect the world.

This Maha Shivaratri, celebrated in Mandi, is celebrated as a symbol of 'darkness and ignorance coming' in life and the world. On this Maha Shivaratri, the holy mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" is chanted in Shiva temples throughout the day by devotees of Shiva. On this day, worship of Shiva is done exclusively in every houses and temples.

Worshiping Lord Shiva in the form of Shivling

Lord Shiva is worshiped as a Shivalinga. According to Hindu mythology, it is said that Brahma and Vishnu were busy in arguing over this. Who is the most powerful deity among the three gods. When Bhagavan Shiva came to know about this, he took the form of a huge, fiery lingam. With this it was agreed with Brahma and Vishnu that whichever deity was the first to be engulfed by fire

It will be found that the end of the pillar will be considered the greatest and powerful among the Hindu gods. After this, Bhagavan Vishnu, as a groom, started searching for the floor of the lingam. While Lord Brahma, in the form of Hans, set out to seek the top. After many years of searching, no end of it was found. After this, both the gods considered Bhagavan Shiva as the most powerful.

On this day all government offices and educational institutions remain closed

On this day, flowers, incense and bell leaf, milk are offered to Lord Shiva. Whilst throughout the day, Shradalu chants "Om Namah Shivaya", the sacred almanac mantra of Lord Shiva. People of all communities of Hindu society offer prayers to Shiva. Not only Himachal but in various states of the country, Lord Shiva is worshiped. In India, government offices and educational institutions are closed on the festival of Maha Shivaratri and all temples are crowded with devotees.

04 Lavi Fair Rampur

Many popular and very famous fairs, ceremonies and festivals are celebrated every year in Himachal Pradesh, which are known for their popularity abroad. One of these is Love Fair This fair has also been declared as a state fair. This popular fair is held every year in the month of October or November at Rampur Bushahr. As popular as this fair is, this fair is also considered ancient. It is said that earlier there were good trade relations in Tibet and Kinnaur and the Lavi Mela is the result of business interest of both sides.

This fair is known for busy business activities

Celebrated in Himachal Pradesh, this fair is specially marked with yak, chilgoja, namdas, pettis, horses, mules, pashmin, colts, woollen, raw semi-finished wool and other dry fruits produced in Himachal Pradesh in general. Participate from This amazing and popular love fair is considered to be a four hundred year old fair. During the day, you can see busy trade activities in the city. Every year visitors from all over the country visit this fair.

This fair gets to see the amazing art and culture of Himachal

In the night time, the fair organizes the dance and music by the local people here. Which gives you a glimpse of the amazing culture of Himachal. This popular fair continues for 03 days.
This four day International Lavi Mela of Himachal Pradesh is celebrated from 11 to 14 November 2019 in the capital Shimla, Rampur district of Himachal Pradesh.

This grand fair started during the signing of a treaty to promote trade with Tibet

This Lavi Mela celebrated in Himachal is about 400 years old, due to which people from abroad come from abroad to visit this fair and see this fair. The fair is said to have been started by Raja Kehri Singh of Rampur Bushahr state during the signing of a treaty to promote trade with Tibet. This fair in Himachal has been known for its popularity, an important trade fair between India and Tibet for centuries. This fair is a unique example of the glorious, social, cultural, arts as well as economic history and heritage of Himachal Pradesh. One can see the art and culture of Himachal.

Fair about 400 years old

Chamurthi horses are also known as 'cold desert ships'. This Lavi Mela of Rampur holds great importance for its historicity. Not only for business activities, but this fair is also known for its historical and longstanding traditions. This popular fair is playing a very important role in preserving the rich cultural, art and heritage of Himachal Pradesh and restoring the old glory.

Handicraft

You can buy many handicraft items in this fair. Here you will get to see many things that people here have made with their hands. It is very attracted. Must include this fair in your trip to Himachal pradesh.

05 Renuka Fair

Renuka fair is a very popular and famous festival celebrated in district Sirmour in Himachal Pradesh. This Renuka fair of Sirmour is one of the popular annual festival and fairs celebrated in Himachal Pradesh. Which is known for its popularity. The festival was celebrated on the banks of the Renuka Lake at Sirmaur in Renuka. This annual fair falls in the month of November every year. This Renuka fair is inaugurated on the eve of Devapramodini Ekadashi. Every year many tourists come to see this popular fair from abroad. This fair is seen by millions of tourists every year. This popular fair continues for several days.

This popular fair is related to Mahabharata period

This famous fair of Himachal was first celebrated during the Mahabharata period. This famous and popular fair celebrated in Sirmaur is a festival celebrated annually in memory of Goddess Renuka, mother of Parshu Ram, and her sacrifice. This festival and fair has many mythological and historical beliefs. There is a lot of interesting story related to this fair. It is said that this festival is started with the idol of Lord Parashurama as well as it is given the form of a temple.

The idol of Parashurama was bathed in Renuka Lake.

After which, after the puja archana, a bath is done in the holy Renuka lake. With this, the idol is taken back to the temple on the last day. Along with this, the cultural program was also presented by the local artist during the night time in this festival, which attracts and thrills the tourists here.

Renuka fair celebrated for six days

A large and natural beauty zoo is also situated on the banks of this lake, in which various species of animals are found. You can also visit here during the visit of this fair. This popular fair celebrated in district Sirmour in Himachal Pradesh is celebrated for six days. This famous and thrilled fair starts ten days after the Diwali festival.

This festival is celebrated every year in memory of the annual meeting of Parasurama and Renuka.

There is also a belief of this fair that Parshuram, the youngest son of mother Renuka used to visit his mother every year. That is why this fair in Sirmaur is celebrated every year in memory of the annual meeting of Parasurama and Renuka. Lord Parashurama is also considered to be the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Glimpses of Himachali art and culture

Pertayak will be able to see Himachali art and culture closely in this fair. Many exhibitions are also organized by the local people. Who are very attracted. Renuka Lake has a height of 672 meters above sea level. It is considered the largest natural lake in Himachal Pradesh, which has a circumference of about 3,214 meters. Situated in Himachal Pradesh, this lake is considered very religious and sacred. The lake was also named after the goddess Renuka. Do include this place in your Himachal Yatra.

06 Baisakhi festival

Many popular and famous annual fairs are organized every year in Himachal Pradesh. Countries which are known for their popularity abroad. One such popular festival is Baisakhi this fair is held at various places in Himachal Pradesh. In this festival, people go from one place to another with a procession of music to take a tableau of their village deity. In the daytime, some famous sports like archery and wrestling are also organized in this festival.

This festival is considered a symbol of the end of the winter season.

This festival is a mass festival celebrated in Himachal Pradesh on the thirteenth of April. Baisakhi is organized during day time in many places of Himachal Pradesh with traditional joy and charm. The festival of Baisakhi is celebrated not only in the state but all over the country. This festival is considered to symbolize the end of the winter season.

This festival also commemorates the formation of the Khalsa Panth of warriors under Guru Govind Singh.

The festival of Baisakhi is considered a historical and religious festival according to Sikh and Hinduism. This popular and famous festival is usually celebrated with great pomp on April 13 or 14 every year. According to Sikhism, this festival also commemorates the formation of the Khalsa Panth of warriors under Guru Govind Singh. Along with this, according to the religious beliefs of Hindus, this festival is known as Vaishakh Sankranti. This festival is a spring harvest festival according to many Indian people.

Vaisakhi festival observes the major events of history according to Sikhism.

This popular Vaisakhi festival observes the major events of history according to Sikhism. Talking about the historicity of this festival, Vaisakhi festival is considered as a major Sikh festival of birth of Sikhs, this famous festival is recognized that this Baisakhi recognition of its importance on Sikhs according to Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. To persecute and to refuse to convert to Islam was to force.

The coronation of the tenth Guru of Sikhism and the historic formation of the Khalsa took place.

The festival started with the persecution and execution of Guru Tegh Bahadur. According to historical information, it is said that the coronation of the tenth Guru of Sikhism and the historical formation of Khalsa started on the day of Baisakhi.

According to Hinduism, this festival is their traditional solar new year

In this Vaisakhi festival all gurdwaras of the country are decorated, and kirtan is organized in all the religious breasts on this day, along with Sikhs, people of other Hindu religion also visit the local gurdwaras on this day. On this day, community fairs and nagar kirtan processions are organized in different places. According to many Hindus and Hinduism, this festival is their traditional solar new year. Which is celebrated with full devotion by the people.

07 Losar Festival

One of the popular and famous fairs and celebrations celebrated every year in Himachal Pradesh is the Losar Utsav which is a very attractive and famous festival. Which people reach from all over the country to see. This fair is related to Buddhism. One of the popular and famous community in Himachal is Buddhism, which is known for its amazing art and culture.

Famous festivals related to the Tibetan community

Losar, the religious festival of Himachal Pradesh, is celebrated in various places of Himachal Pradesh to celebrate the uniqueness of Tibetan ethnicity. According to the Tibetan calendar, the New Year festival is celebrated over a period of fifteen days. But its true grandeur is seen from 24 February to 26 February. Here one can find many unique scenes of Buddhism.

Glimpses of Buddhist art and amazing culture

This popular Losar fair in Himachal Pradesh has its roots in Tibetan Buddhism. Many people of the Tibetan community celebrate here with great pomp. There are many popular festivals here in the valley of Dharamshala, with folk dance accompanied by a throbbing folk music. People make special cakes (caps) and alcoholic beverages (chang). Lama Light Butter Lamp is a symbol of Buddha's wisdom.

This festival is also called New Year according to the Tibetan Buddhist calendar.

Losar Utsav at Dharamshala, which is considered to be a very popular and attractive one, is a very famous fair. This festival is also called New Year according to the Tibetan Buddhist calendar. Losar is an important festival in Tibetan Buddhism. Cultural programs are organized in different parts of Himachal Pradesh, which gives a glimpse of the art and culture of Buddhism, do not forget to visit this fair during your visit to Himachal Pradesh.

08 Himachal's Holi Festival

Many popular and famous fairs in Himachal Pradesh, the festival is celebrated every year from Puri Dhum Dham. Is one of them. Holi Festival of Himachal Pradesh is celebrated in various districts of Himachal Pradesh. Simultaneously, the four-day traditional Holi folk festival of Sujanpur in Himachal Pradesh, which is the reason for the origin of the erstwhile Katoch ruler Sansar Chand. Himachal has a very famous and popular ceremony. The festival of Holi in Himachal is considered to be associated with its historical and religious significance as well as the well being and prosperity of the local people. It also promotes the festival of Holi to tourism and trade.

Katoch ruler gives this royalty to his royalty

According to historical information, it is said that on Holi, the Katoch ruler kept his royalty aside and mixed with the public, it is said that a huge tank in the royal palace was filled with colored water and on the day of Holi, King Sansar Chand He started this beautiful and historical festival by splashing on his queens and relatives. Which is still celebrated with great pomp. The royal family of the king celebrated this festival with the public outside the palace on elephants.

Holi fair of Sujanpur in Hamirpur

Holi Mahotsav is held in Himachal Pradesh in the month of March every year. In particular, Holi fair of Sujanpur in district Hamirpur in Himachal Pradesh is considered very famous and popular. It is considered a festival of colors. People from different places of Himachal Pradesh come to participate in it. This popular Holi fair in Himachal Pradesh is a week long fair. Various performances, songs, dances, folk plays and various performances by local artists are performed during this fair. Many wonderful and attractive activities are done here on this day.

This festival of Holi symbolizes the victory of good over evil of good

Which thrills the tourists who come here. Provides complete entertainment through the skills performed by business activities. In Himachal Pradesh, Holi Festival is celebrated with great grandeur like the rest of North India. On this day people extinguish the fire with a light called Holika. Holi is considered a very sacred festival in Himachal Pradesh. The festival of Holi is considered a symbol of the victory of good over evil.

According to historical and mythological beliefs

On this day, children play the whole day with colors, with pitchers made in various creative and innovative designs. The special thing about Holi in Himachal Pradesh is that thousands of people gather at the holy temple of Ponta Sahib of district Sirmaur in Himachal Pradesh on the banks of Yamuna on Holi day. This popular and beautiful temple has many historical and mythological beliefs and people have great faith in it.

With this, the Holi of Devbhumi Kullu has been given the name of Holi of Kullu after mixing it with snow. Which is considered popular across the country under the name Holi of Kullu. If you also want to come to visit Himachal Pradesh, then definitely visit this place.

09 Halda festival Lahaul Spiti

Halda festival is a popular and very famous traditional festival celebrated in the district Lahaul-Spiti in Himachal Pradesh. It is one of the annual festival celebrated in Himachal Pradesh. This emergence is attended by permanent residents of Gahar Valley, Chandra Valley and Pattan Valley. The festival is presented with a lot of cultural arts and song music. This popular and famous festival is started every year in the month of January. The festival lasts for about a month in various valleys located here. Which is very attractive and amazing.

A torch called Halda is made from cedar branches.

On this festival, the residents cut the branches of cedar into strips, which they tie together in bundles. From which a torch called halda is made. Also, many torches remain equal for the male members of each family, which is a very amazing and attractive. Halda is lit in a house, where all villagers gather to perform rituals. It is made a very religious festival for these.

It is celebrated on Magh Purnima (Purnima)

Pertayak from all over the country collectively arrives here to enjoy celebrating the festivals. The special thing of this festival is that the date of this festival is decided by a lama in the Gahar Valley. Which is related to Buddhism. Simultaneously in Pattan Valley, it is celebrated on Magh Purnima (Purnima). Which involves many people.

This festival is celebrated with full devotion to please the local deities in the month of January.

This festival, celebrated in Lahaul Spiti, is celebrated every year in the month of January with full devotion to please the local deities. This festival is celebrated for better crops in the coming season. It is said that evil spirits are taken out of villages in this festival. This district of Himachal Pradesh preserves its local tradition and culture, and is known for its amazing mythological beliefs.

The local deities are worshiped for the prosperity and well being of the villagers

On this day, local gods are worshiped for the prosperity and well being of the villagers. This festival is considered similar to the festival of Deepawali lamps. This popular and famous festival is dedicated to the "Goddess Shisra Apa" of wealth here.

10 Popular festival of Sajo Kinnaur

Sajo is a very famous and popular festival of Himachal Pradesh celebrated in the district Kinnaur of Himachal Pradesh. Which is known all over the country for its popularity. Religious festivals and spiritual festivals in the Kinnaur Valley are ancient sazo. One of the annual festivals of Himachal Pradesh, it is a common festival which is considered to be a very beautiful and famous festival.

Local people follow strict rituals in connection with the celebration

Locals in Kinnaur Valley follow strict rituals regarding the festivities. On this festival, residents here take a bath in hot springs or in the Sutlej River. According to mythological beliefs, the purpose of which is to cleanse their soul and body of every sin.

According to mythological belief, the gods depart towards heaven on this day.

At the same time, the people of Kinnaur Valley, who are living in rituals in other areas of the country, offer prayers to their gods and goddesses on this day. According to a mythological belief, the gods depart towards heaven on this day. This famous festival ends with traditional music and dance performances.

In this festival, residents make a variety of dishes.

This famous and popular festival is celebrated in the month of January. On this day, a large number of people bathe in natural springs. Which is considered very religious. Residents make a variety of dishes in this festival. God is worshiped with resident food in the morning. Along with this, the stove is also worshiped in the afternoon, on this day the residents bring out the deity and worship the deity with alcohol and halwa. According to mythological belief it is said that after this the deity Kinnar went to visit Kailash.

On this day people close the doors of their temple for some time.

Sajo is considered to be one of the most popular festivals in Himachal Pradesh with the most famous and awaited. Along with this, it is believed that during this festival time, the deities of the temple go to heaven for a while. On this day people here close their temple doors for some time. Also, people clean the floor of the temple properly.

Cereals and sweet dishes are offered in the temple.

It is believed that on this day the gods bless the residents. The priests of this temple go from house to house to offer blessings, during this time grains and sweet dishes are offered by the priest in the temple. Various music and dances are performed during the celebration of this popular and famous festival.

Famous, popular and amazing annual festivals, fairs and ceremonies celebrated in Dev Bhoomi Himachal Pradesh