Celebrating Diwali

Known as the Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is celebrated by Hindus across the world to mark the triumph of good over evil. Lghting oil lamps and bursting firecrackers are the norm during this occasion.

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  1. Diwali celebrations typically last for four days. Comprising rituals that honour the bond between mother and child, husbands and wives as well as brothers and sisters.
  2. The vastness and diversity of India and the richness of its history truly comes to life during this sacred festival.
  3. While Deepavali commemorates Lord Rama’s homecoming in the North, during this festival Hindus in the South pay homage to Lord Krishna’s defeat of the demon Naraka, a powerful king of Assam who control
  4. Dry Fruit Bazaars for the festival.
  5. Get ready to eat, pray, love
  6. Beautiful diya arrangements
  7. Diwali celebrations
  8. Diwali Market
  9. Deepavali, or Diwali in North India is believed to be the time when Lord Rama, an incarnation of the God Vishnu, defeated and killed the evil King Ravana, returning to his home after fourteen years in