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Aadi perukku is a unique South Indian and specially a Tamil festival celebrated on the 18th day of the Tamil month of Adi. Tamil month Aadi, marks the beginning of monsoon in Tamilnadu. During this month, water level rises in rivers due to monsoon.To show our gratitude to the Nature and to thank the mother …
Chithirai Kani, also known as Chithirai Vishu or Tamil New Year, marks the beginning of the Tamil calendar year and is celebrated with joy and hope. Falling in mid-April, this auspicious occasion is dedicated to welcoming new beginnings, prosperity, and abundance. The festival is deeply rooted in tradition, with families coming together to honour the …
Maatu Pongal is celebrated on the day following the Pongal. On this occasion people worship the livestock that helped them during the cultivation of crops. We wash the cattle and paint the horns. We tie the flower garlands and tingling bells around their necks. Finally we feed the pongal to cattle. In some parts, they …
Bhogi festival is the first day of Pongal. On this day, we worship the God of Clouds and Rains, Lord Indra. People honor and worship Lord Indra for abundant harvests, bringing plenty and prosperity to the land. Thus, the day of ‘Bogi’ or ‘Bhogi’ is also referred to as ‘Indran.’ The Tamil festival Pongal begins …
