Delhi

Updated 30 January 2025 at 21:32 IST

Destinations To Celebrate Basant Panchami This Year

Basant Panchami is a vibrant celebration of wisdom, culture, and spring's arrival, with unique experiences awaiting in iconic Indian destinations.

Follow : Google News Icon  
camera icon
1/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Kolkata celebrates Basant Panchami with vibrant festivities, traditional attire, and elaborate ceremonies, worshiping Goddess Saraswati and filling the city with a joyful and cultural spirit.

Image: Freepik

camera icon
2/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Varanasi, India's spiritual capital, transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle on Basant Panchami, with devotees praying to Goddess Saraswati and performing rituals along the ghats.

Image: Freepik

Advertisement
camera icon
3/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Jaipur celebrates Basant Panchami with vibrant processions, cultural shows, and temple decorations, blending its rich history with festive fervor.

Image: Instagram

camera icon
4/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Ahmedabad comes alive on Basant Panchami with kite-flying festivities, energetic celebrations, and community spirit, making it an exciting destination to experience.

Image: Freepik

Advertisement
camera icon
5/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Haridwar, a sacred Hindu city, hosts significant religious events, including the iconic Kumbha Mela, held every 12 years, and serves as a gateway to prominent places of worship.

Image: Freepik

camera icon
6/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

Vrindavan, a sacred town in Braj Bhoomi, is steeped in history and spirituality, attracting devotees with its iconic temples, ghats, and festivals like Raasleela, and connections to revered saints.

Image: Freepik

camera icon
7/7
|
Expand icon
|
share gallery
Description of the pic

In Delhi, Basant Panchami is celebrated with a vibrant tradition of wearing yellow attire, honoring Goddess Saraswati, and promoting knowledge and education in schools and colleges.

Image: Freepik

Published By : Devasheesh Pandey

Published On: 30 January 2025 at 21:15 IST