Lohri a popular Punjabi festival Celebrated on January 13th to mark the end of winter and the arrival of longer days
Celebrating Lohri
Lighting a bonfire symbolizes the energy of the sun and is a central ritual of Lohri
Traditional Bonfire Ritual
Lohri is celebrated with vibrant clothing, often featuring traditional Punjabi suits and colourful turbans
Traditional Attire
Without vibrant traditional dances like Bhangra and Gidda, Lohri celebrations would be incomplete
Folk Songs and Dance
Traditional Lohri foods include sesame seeds (til), jaggery (gur), popcorn, and various sweet treats like rewri
Lohri Special Foods
Farmers celebrate the harvest of the season and offer prayers for a successful upcoming year on Lohri
Importance of Lohri in Agriculture
Lohri is a time when communities and families join together to celebrate, unite, and express joy
Family and Community Bonding
Different parts of India celebrate Lohri in different ways, each contributing distinctive cultural elements
Regional Variations
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