How Navratri Is Celebrated Across India

Navratri is a celebration devoted to the 9 types of Hindu Mother Goddess. Its a period where 9 types of Hindu goddess; Durga, Bhadrakali, Amba, Annapurna, Sarvamangala, Bhairavi, Chandika or Chandi, Lalita and Bhavani are adored on every day. The festival of Navratri starts from the very beginning India 9 days preceding Dussehra where the tenth day is praised as Dussehra. Hindus in diverse parts of the nation praises this celebration in their own specific manners.

Here, we have gathered a rundown which expresses some interesting courses in which Navratri is praised the nation over.

1. Dandiya Raas across nation where you can cheer on the folk tunes on every one of the nine evenings of the celebration.

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Dandiya Raas is the prominent dance move of Navratri nights in Gujarat. The dance form is not simply limited to Gujarat. It is performed in numerous different states, amid the happy season of Navratri.

2. Ramlila in Varanasi amid the bubbly season of Navratri is a lifetime experience

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3. Experience the Jumboo Savari In Mysore During Navratri and Dussehra.

The main fascination of the ten-day Mysore Dussehra celebration is the Mysore Palace which is lit up every day with about 1 lakh light bulbs from 7 pm to 10 pm on all days of the celebration. About Rs. 1 crore consistently is spent towards support of its brightening alone.

4. Celebration Of Durga Puja in West Bengal

Durga Puja celebration is commended from the 6th to 10th day of shukla paksha. Durga Puja celebration denote the triumph of Goddess Durga over the insidious bison evil spirit Mahishasura. Along these lines, Durga Puja celebration encapsulates the triumph of Good over Evil.

5. Navratri Mela Of Bastar District Of Chattisgarh

Bastar is in Dandakarnya, where Lord Rama is believed to spend 14 years of his outcast. Yet Bastar Dussehra has nothing to do with Lord Rama or the Ramayana.

Here, rather than cheering over the executing of Ravana, the tribals observe Dussehra as an assembly of Devi Maoli, loved as the "senior sister" of Devi Danteshwari.