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Monsoon Festivals In India

1. Krishna Janmashtami

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How is It Celebrated In Different Places

In Mumbai

In Mathura And Vrindavan

In Dwarka

2. Ganesh Chaturthi

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How is It Celebrated In Different Places

In Maharashtra

In Canada And America

3. Raksha Bandhan

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How is It Celebrated In Different Places

In Coastal Maharashtra

In Jammu

In Gujarat

4. Teej

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How is It Celebrated In Different Places

North India

Western India

Eastern India

5. Onam

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How is It Celebrated In Different Places

In Kerala

Frequently Asked Questions
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5 Top Monsoon Festivals In India And Their Celebrations

Well, India is a diverse country, not just in terms of culture or heritage but also in terms of climate. However, you would notice that the major part of the nation is tropical and receives ample amounts of rainfall throughout the season.

The monsoon season brings gifts of happiness wrapped in earthly essence, among which are festivals. As per the old saying the dialect and culture of India change every 100 km. These festivals, celebrated nationwide, often feature varying rituals and customs. 

Holi for instance, is celebrated across India. Still, every city has its own essence like Pushkar Ki Holi, Lathmar Holi in Mathura, Ranga Panchami in Maharashtra, and the list goes on. However, the reason to celebrate any festival is the same, but the way to celebrate these festivals differs so much. In true essence, India is a diverse but a united Nation.

So, let’s explore the festivals in India during monsoon that are celebrated differently in every state.

Monsoon Festivals In India

1. Krishna Janmashtami

Let’s start off with Krishna Janmashtami which is one of the monsoon festivals in India and is celebrated as the birthday of Shri. Krishna, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He was born on the eighth day of the dark fortnight of the month of Bhadrapad (August and September). The number eight holds another auspicious significance as Lord Krishna was the eighth child of his mother Devaki. It is one of the major festivals in India during monsoon.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)

Q:What are some of the most popular monsoon festivals in India?

Q:When is the Teej festival celebrated?

Q:What is the significance of the Onam festival?

Q:What traditional foods are prepared during Janmashtami?

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