EVENTS

PAUSH POORNIMA (Mahakumbh Shubharambh)

Also know as "Shakambhari Poornima" is a festival in veneration of goddess Shakambari. It is observed in the month of Pausha.

MAKAR SANKRANTI

Also known as Uttarayana , Makar or Sankranti is a festival which marks the transition of the sun from zodiac of sagittarius to capricon.

MAUNI AMAVASYA 

Also known as Maghi Amavasya is a special day in hinduism where we honour our ancestors and those who came before us.

BASANT PANCHAMI

Also knows as Shri Panchami marks the arrival of spring which also heralds the start of preparations for Holi.

ACHLA SAPTAMI 

Also known as Rath Saptami, is a Hindu festival that is celebrated during the Shukla Paksha of the month of Magh. It is a day to worship the sun god, Surya Dev, and is said to mark the day when the first rays of the sun fell on Earth. According to legend, Krishna told Yudhishthira about the festival and how to perform it.  

MAGHI POORNIMA

Also known as Magha Purnima, is a full moon day that occurs in the Hindu calendar month of Magh, which is usually in January or February. It is considered a very auspicious day for Hindus and is dedicated to worshiping Lord Vishnu and the Moon God, as well as spiritual enlightenment, devotion, and seeking blessings.

MAHA SHIVRATRI

The Tandava

• On this night, Lord Shiva performed the Tandava, a cosmic dance that symbolizes the creation, preservation, and destruction of the universe.

• The Marriage Of Bhagwan Shiva And Maata Parvati

• Mahadev married his consort, Mata Parvati, on Maha Shivratri.

• The Linga

• Bhagwan Shiva manifested himself as a Linga, an iconic representation of his divine presence, on Maha Shivratri