THE HOLI FESTIVAL OF BARSANA AND NANDGAON In the vibrant extravaganza of Indian festivals, one stands out for its exuberance, diversity, and sheer jubilation – the Holi Festival. Also known as the Festival of Colors, Holi is a celebration that transcends religious and social boundaries, bringing people together in a riot of hues. This ancient…
Embarking on a photography tour to Bangladesh is an experience that promises captivating encounters with the country’s diverse cultural tapestry, natural wonders, and unique traditions. From the spiritual ambiance of Rakher Upobash to the bustling Burigonga River, from brick fields to dockyards, Bangladesh offers an array of picturesque locations that will leave photography enthusiasts spellbound.…
Dev Deepawali, the celestial festival celebrated in the ancient city of Varanasi, India, is a visual feast for photographers. As the holy city shimmers with lights, devout pilgrims, and an ethereal ambiance, photographers have the unique opportunity to capture the essence and grandeur of this sacred event. In this article, we will delve into the…
North Vietnam is a stunningly beautiful region that offers a diverse range of landscapes, from lush green rice paddies to towering limestone mountains. However, one of the best times to visit this region is during the golden harvest season, which typically takes place in late September to early November. During this time, the rice fields…
Kulasai Dasara(Dussehra) is a cult rural festival celebrated during the famous Dussehra festival time in the 300 years old Sri Mutharamman Temple or Kulasai Mutharamman Temple located in the small town Kulasekharapatnam, near Thiruchendur in Thoothukudi District of Tamil Nadu. The name Kulasekharapatnam is derived from Pandyan ruler Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I. and is also…
The magical beauty of Ladakh lies in its rugged mountain landscapes, ancient Buddhist monasteries, rich cultures, warm people, and vibrant festivals. A photo tour to Ladakh hence is a must on the bucket list for every photographer. Located in the northernmost part of India, Ladakh is a high-altitude region known for its starkly beautiful landscapes,…
Hundred and ten years ago, on 23 May 1904, First World Greco-Roman wrestling was held in Vienna, Austria. So 23 May is celebrated as World Wrestling Day. But the day has left a big scar in the history of Indian wrestling, a big pioneer and patron of traditional wrestling over the world, when the most…
Since time immemorial, India is known for being united amidst the diversity of people of different castes, creeds, religions and beliefs through their amazingly colourful and attractive festivals. Among these, Theyyam is unurguably the most colourful, action packed, raw and humanitarian festival wrapped in the warmth of obedience, devotion and ritual of human…
Shreenath Veer Mhaskoba festival is the annual pilgrimage of Lord Mhaskoba Maharaj celebrated in the Veer village which is situated 50 Km from Pune in Maharashtra of India. The village, on the bank of the river Purnaganga, comes under the Taluka Purandar, overlooking the historical Purandar Fort at a distance. The festival takes place during…
Turmeric festival or BHANDARA is an extravaganza of colorful celebration of faith and devotion with golden yellow turmeric powder in south western rural Maharashtra, mainly by the Dhangar community. Dhangars are shepherd by profession, mainly reside in the south Maharashtra and north Karnataka who consider Khandoba of Jejuri and Birudev of PATTANKODOLI and HULJANTI as…