The festival of joy, warmth, and gratitude is here. Let’s explore its traditions, significance, and how you can celebrate this vibrant occasion.
What is Lohri?
Lohri marks the end of winter and celebrates the harvest of Rabi crops. It’s a time to honor nature’s bounty and welcome prosperity.
How is Lohri Celebrated?
Families gather around a bonfire., Offerings like sesame, jaggery, and peanuts are made, People sing, dance, and enjoy traditional Punjabi music.
Traditional Food
The bonfire symbolizes warmth, energy, and gratitude to Agni, the fire deity, for a fruitful harvest.
Significance of Bonfire
The bonfire symbolizes warmth, energy, and gratitude to Agni, the fire deity, for a fruitful harvest.
Fun Facts About Lohri
Lohri celebrates Dulla Bhatti, a Punjabi hero, It’s also a special day for newlyweds and newborns, The festival marks the sun’s transition into Capricorn.
Eco-Friendly Lohri
Let’s make Lohri 2025 sustainable by:– Using symbolic bonfires.– Avoiding plastic decorations.– Sharing digital Lohri wishes and images.