Hello local guides it’s Diwali festival week. Diwali is here and I am really very excited to celebrate with all my local guides.
Diwali is celebrated on the occasion of the lord Ram returning back to Ayodhya to the kingdom after 14 years of living in the forest obeying her mother’s decision.
Diwali is celebrated in every part of India as well in various countries like London and USA
Diwali is called the festival of lights and it is also the new year to the Hindu religion. The homes and streets are decorated with lights anddiyas ,gifts and sweets are given to friends and family.
Diwali is celebrated the following 5 days 1st day of Diwali is called Dhanteras Where people buy gold or silver as per their convenience it is called shubh to buy.
2nd day is called called choti Diwali it is just a usual day nothing special just people enjoy holidays with family. 3rd day is Lakshmi pujan where Diwali is actually called people do Laxmi Pujan at home or office we worship to Goddess Lakshmi to bring prosperity and wealth to the family in future.
4th day is a “Saal Mubarak” it’s a new year for all the Hindu religions we wish everyone by saying happy new year.
5th day is bhai dooj where brother -sister meet each other.
So let’s all participate in this challenge called #diwali in my city
Share the photo of the street filled full of lightnings
Beautiful post @Pratik_89 , and got many great things about the festival of Lights and Colours.
So happy Diwali In advance, I hope you and all my friends who are celebrating Diwali on coming Sunday will celebrate this wonderful day with joy and happiness.
I’m tagging here my friend
@SwetaDhondoo , who is also preparing for celebration
@Pratik_89 Happy Diwali! What an exciting challenge to celebrate the festival of lights together! Your detailed explanation of the various days of Diwali really brings out the richness and significance of this beautiful celebration. It’s heartwarming to see the traditions and rituals laid out so beautifully, making it an engaging experience for everyone involved.
The lightings are looking beautiful thanks @ShailendraOjha for sharing this amazing diwali pictures. Thank you so much for participating in the challange. Wishing you and your family a very happy Diwali
making it an engaging experience for everyone involved… Thanks @Mo_TravelleerX for your more understanding this festival rituals i will share one of the basic festival event celebration link https://utsav.gov.in/view-event/deepotsav-1
@Pratik_89 your post beautifully captures the spirit of Diwali in Mumbai! The images of rangolis and lighting decorations add a festive touch to the celebration. Wishing you and all the local guides a joyous Diwali week filled with lights, happiness, and community spirit
