| Makar
Sankranti
14th January,
2008. |
Makar Sankranti or Uttran,
is one of the most popular festivals of Gujarat,
when millions of kites crowd the skies
over Ahmedabad, and Gujarat tourism hosts
an international kite festival attracting
enthusiasts from the world over. |
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| Ganesh
Chaturthi
3rd Sep.
2008. |
Associated with Lord
Ganesh, the remover of obstacles, the festival
is celebrated with impressive processions
and huge idols of lord Ganesh. |
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| Navratri
30 Sep.2008.-
8th Oct
2008. |
The most widely
celebrated festival of Gujarat, the 9-night festivities
of Navratri include plenty of colourful folk
dancing, feasting and fasting. |
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Dussera
9th October,
2008. |
well known as
the day when Rama killed Ravana, Dussera is
a day of great celebration. |
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Holi
21th March,
2008. |
A colourful festival
of bonfires and colour-throwing, Holi is
a reason for great fun and rejoicing.
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Rathyatra
4th july 2008. |
The massive procession
of the Rathyatra in Ahmedabad is one of the largest
in western India. |
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Mahuram
19th Jan,2008.
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The Muslim festival
of Mahuram has been celebrated with the
Tazia procession for centuries in Ahmedabad. Mughal
emperor Jehangir, with his favourite wife, Noor
Jahan, was a regular visitor to Ahmedabad
during Mahuram. |
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Janmashtami
24th Aug,2008.
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Janmashtami
is the birthday of Lord Krishna, the re-incarnation of Lord Vishnu
who gave us the vital message of the Bhagwat Gita - the guiding
principles for every Hindu.
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Diwali
28th Oct,2008.
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Diwali, the
festival of lights, commomerates the day
when lord Rama returns to Ayodhya, lord Vishnu
rescued Goddess Lakshmi from king Bali, and lord
Krishna’s victory over the dreaded demon, Naraksura. |
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