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लोक-पर्वों की महक
"Our festivals are a living embodiment of the fragrance of our soil and the values of our ancestors. We strive to revitalize our roots through these celebrations."
The Festival of Flowers. Children place fresh flowers on doorsteps, symbolizing spring and the bond between the new generation and nature.
Literally 'Green Day'. Celebrated during monsoon to mark the beginning of sowing season and prayer for a bountiful harvest.
Also known as Olgiya, celebrating the abundance of dairy. Consuming ghee on this day highlights traditional nutrition and pastoral heritage.
Unique Himalayan tradition celebrated 11 days after Diwali. Marked by lighting 'Bhailo' (torches) and community folk dances.
Welcoming migratory birds. Children offer handmade sweets ('Ghughute') to crows, fostering a love for fauna.
Plan your visit to the mountains with our regional festival calendar.
Migrated far from home? Share photos of how you celebrated Igas or Phool Dei this year!
उत्तराखंड के त्योहार हमारी मिट्टी की खुशबू और पूर्वजों के संस्कारों का जीवंत रूप हैं।
प्रकृति का सबसे सुंदर त्योहार। बच्चे घरों की देहरी पर फूल चढ़ाते हैं और खुशहाली की कामना करते हैं।
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