Popular Posts

  • Africa: No Man's Land in Diseases
    E ver since, when scientists discovered that Africa was "unhealthy," was the day that all kinds of diseases emerged. So , the scie...
  • Pakistani Food and Culture
           In my opinion I think  Pakistan  is my favorite country in South Asia based of the foods they eat and the things they do for enterta...
  • Whoa Bro TOO Far!!!
    I totally agree with the fact that Donald Sterling should be punished for his actions of racial comments.  I do NOT think that he should be ...
  • Time to Run!
    Many things have changed since Deo was in the area of Johannesburg. The area has become more tolerant of the refugees coming in from the dif...
  • Ranger Drone Is In Town!
    I just read Alex L. 's post about having drones protect the wildlife. In his blog he mentions that in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a hunting p...

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Indian Phestivals :)

India is home to many customs and religions. India also has many famous festivals, although I personally think that there are too many festivals in India that's your decision. Some include Durga Puja, Diwali, Chhath Puja, Holi, Christmas they also celebrate, Ratha Yatra, Eid, and many more. In many of these festivals different religions celebrate these together but not all are together some festivals are just for certain religions. One of the religions I hear about is Eid. Eid is a festival that is celebrated by Muslims in India. Eid ul-Fitr starts at the end of Ramadan and it is a three day celebration.
Posted by at
Location: Andhra Pradesh, India

1 comment:

  1. AnonymousMarch 21, 2014 at 10:27 AM

    I find it crazy that India has so many different festivals. How can they have so many things to celebrate? I researched that at most of these festivals there is huge amounts of food, and this food is not your everyday snack. Some foods they have there include insects, intestines, raw fish, and some other exotic choices. Although there are so many festivals I think they would be a great time.

    ReplyDelete

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)