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Diwali festival is praised in late October and into November . It is known for the amazing range of candles and lamps, illuminating cities during the festival. Along with the wonderful festivities, there are delicious traditional Diwali festival food. If you are lucky enough to participate in Diwali you can’t miss these eats. Gajar Halwa A dessert that is often found in northern India, gajar halwa is made with grated carrots. They are combined with sugar, milk and water before they are cooked in ghee. The dessert is also sometimes garnished with almonds or other chopped nuts. Puran Poli Mostly found in the south of India, puran poli is a flatbread made with jaggery, cardamom and nutmeg and has a nice sweet flavor. While in some areas the jaggery can be combined with sugar to add extra sweetness. Chirongi Nuts These nuts are cultivated in many areas of India. They can be eaten raw or toasted before they are eaten, with a flavor that is simi...

Diwali known as Festival of lights in india . Diwali shopping is one thing you cannot ignore it. Delhi city has been a shopper’s favorite destination since the ancient time and attracts shopaholics from all across and quite rightly so. From swanky malls to vibrant bazaars, Delhi has a lot to offer to people from all walks of life. And these colorful markets come alive during the time of Diwali, one of the most prominent Indian festivals. If you are a traveling in delhi during Diwali and want to explore best shopping places from yourself. here we have list for you . 1.  Dilli Haat, New Delhi Dilli Haat is in INA is a standout amongst the most well known markets to look for an extensive variety of craftsmanship items from various Indian states. The celebration time is best time to go shopping in Dilli Haat as it gets very vivid and peculiar here amid this time.  You'll see beautiful lights, a bewildering scope of exquisite diyas and candles, alongside different things...

Karwa Chauth is an well known fasting recognition honed by married Hindu ladies; to look for long life and welfare of their Husband. On this favorable day, ladies keep day-long fast and offer prayer to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is believed that those who observe this fast are blessed with life long and a health. In the Indian culture, Hindu women observed this fast for their husbands. Amid the day ladies refuse nourishment and water, and during the evening after moonrise they break their fasts by perusing the 'vrat katha' and playing out the 'puja vidhi'. Image Credit - hindi.firstpost.com  ROMANTIC SPOTS TO BREAK FAST you're fasting on Karva Chauth can be quite difficult.  Well if you are thinking that how you can make Karwa chouth special with your special one so , how about a long drive to a beautiful spot with your beloved, to break your fast in the most romantic way? Here's a rundown of spots you can go to, this Sunday! Yamuna E...

Valmiki Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of the great author Maharishi Valmiki. It is praised each year on the full moon day amid the long stretch of Ashwin. Maharishi Valmiki was the primary writer of Sanskrit writing and is accepted to have drafted the first since forever Sanskrit shloka. Valmiki wrote the epic Ramayana which contains 24,000 shlokas and 7 cantos. In the event that you can explore places releted to maharishi Valmiki here we have list Arulmigu Sri Valmiki Temple  The most well known  temple is situated in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai and is said to be 1,300 years ancient old.  The sanctuary is considered as of high significance as it is said that subsequent to composing Ramayana, Valmiki rested at the spot where the sanctuary currently stands. Ayodhya Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh The city of Ayodhya has been specified in a few different stories and legends. In the Puranas, the main man Manu makes the city and offers it to Ikshvaku. Th...