
Updated 3 October 2024 at 08:04 IST
Dandiya-Garba To Dhanuchi Nritya, All Dance Styles Performed On Navratri
Navratri dance is a vibrant reflection of India's diverse culture, conveying devotion, joy, and unity. There are traditional moves to dance on Navratri.
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Garba, a Gujarati dance form, showcases intricate footwork and swirling colours, promoting discipline, coordination, and appreciation for traditional music and dance. Image: Freepik

Dandiya Raas, a high-energy dance form, involves dancers using colourful sticks called "dandiyas" to build stamina, enhance reflexes, and develop teamwork. Image: Freepik
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Ras Garba is a dance style that blends elements of Garba and Dandiya Raas, combining graceful hand movements with energetic footwork for a unique and exuberant experience. Image: Freepik

Kathak, a classical dance form, can be combined with contemporary music to create a distinctive Navratri dance style, fostering creative expression and blending tradition and modernity. Image: Freepik
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Durga Puja in West Bengal features traditional dance performances honoring Goddess Durga, including Dhunuchi Nritya, which can enhance students' understanding of cultural diversity in Navratri. Image: Freepik

Golu doll displays in Tamil Nadu feature traditional dances like Kolattam and Kummi, deeply rooted in Tamil culture and visually captivating for students. Image: Freepik
Published By : Devasheesh Pandey
Published On: 2 October 2024 at 14:34 IST