South Indian festival Sankranti celebrations at our village 🌾🌅 #pictures #village
We visited our village recently this January, to celebrate Sankranti (Pongal). Which is a South Indian festival. All relatives and friends from different places visit their families in the villages.
This festival is celebrated for three days. The first day is called Bhogi, the second day is Makra Sankranti, the third day is Kanuma.
🌞Pictures were taken at our village
Each day has its importance and rituals to be performed. Houses are beautifully decorated with rangolis (designs put on floors) flowers etc. People share sweets and hots prepared at home.
The most famous activities that are held are bull runs, cockfights, rangoli designs competition, kite flying, and cards etc.
My father is a nature lover so, our house is filled with plants and pet animals too. I grew up in a simple traditional way, loving things around me. Whenever we visit our village and spend time with all we come back feeling mentally recharged and refreshed. It’s like going back to our roots that nourish the whole being.
I wish each one of you to please do visit your native places or your parents frequently. This will give you great happiness like no other.
Please share with me your cultural festivities, that you celebrate with your family at your place. I would love to hear your stories.
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Beautiful!
Thank you so much.
All so beautiful! Wonderful the family celebrates like this 🙂
Thank you so much! yes, I’m you liked it 😊
Beautiful pics depicting the festival Prashanti!👌
Thank you so much Radhika 😊💕
Very beautiful pictures ❣️😍, think Indian culture and festivals are so beautiful, hoping to partake in the Holi festival this year.
Thank you so much 💕🙏 Yes Indian festivals are beautiful. You will surely enjoy Holi festival, have a great time 😀
People are forgetting their roots but it’s good to see that people like you are still connected to your roots. One shouldn’t forget where he or she comes from.
Yes Manoj, thank you for the lovely comment, stay blessed 💫
Lovely post with even more beautiful photos. Thank you so much for allowing me to look into your world.
You’re most welcome, and thank you for the lovely comment 😊