Festivals

August

Andhra Pradesh

Varalakshmi Vratam : 8.8.2025
Women observe this vrat to invoke the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi for their families’ prosperity and well-being. Special pujas are held at temples like Kanaka Durga Temple and Tirupati Balaji Temple.

Tirupati and Vijayawada

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrating Lord Krishna’s birth, devotees throng temples like Tirupati Balaji and ISKCON Tirupati for midnight abhishekam and bhajans.

Tirupati

Arunachal Pradesh

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Hindu communities celebrate with devotional songs and storytelling about Krishna’s life in temples.

Itanagar

Assam

Deo-Dhamal
A post-harvest festival involving rituals dedicated to local deities and spiritual songs blending Hindu practices.

State-wide

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrated with devotion at ISKCON Guwahati and Hayagriva Madhava Temple.

Guwahati

Bihar

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Devotees worship snakes as symbols of power and fertility, offering milk and flowers at temples like Vishnupad Temple.

Patna and Gaya

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrations involve Krishna idol decoration, fasting, and devotional songs in temples and homes.

Patna

Chhattisgarh

Hareli Festival : 1.8.2025
A traditional monsoon festival where farmers worship their tools and cattle. Though tribal in origin, Hindu elements like prayers to Lord Shiva are incorporated.

Raipur

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Special rituals and bhajans are held at Danteshwari Temple and other Krishna temples.

Dantewada

Goa

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Devotees offer prayers to snake idols in temples and natural sanctuaries, seeking blessings and protection.

Ponda and State-wide

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrated with devotional songs and dances at temples like Mahalasa Narayani.

Ponda

Gujarat

Raksha Bandhan : 9.8.2025
Sisters tie rakhis (sacred threads) on their brothers’ wrists, and prayers for protection are offered at temples.

Ahmedabad and State-wide

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Dwarkadhish Temple hosts grand celebrations with special aartis, abhishekam, and bhajans.

Dwarka and Somnath

Haryana

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Devotees worship snake idols and perform rituals at temples, offering milk and flowers.

Kurukshetra

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
The birthplace of the Bhagavad Gita celebrates Janmashtami with elaborate processions and temple rituals.

Kurukshetra

Himachal Pradesh

Raksha Bandhan : 9.8.2025
Sisters visit temples like Jwalamukhi to offer prayers for their brothers’ well-being.

Shimla and Kangra

Jharkhand

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Snake worship is observed with offerings at temples, marking the bond between humans and nature.

Ranchi

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrations include fasting, devotional singing, and midnight pujas at Baidyanath Temple.

Deoghar

Karnataka

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Devotees offer prayers to snake idols at temples and in natural settings, such as anthills.

Bengaluru and State-wide

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrated with grandeur at Udupi Krishna Temple, featuring parades and cultural programs.

Udupi and Bengaluru

Kerala

Onam (Pre-Onam Celebrations Begin) : 30.8.2025
The festival commemorating King Mahabali’s return starts with temple rituals and Pookalam (flower rangolis).

State-wide

Madhya Pradesh

Raksha Bandhan : 9.8.2025
Sisters visit temples like Mahakaleshwar to offer prayers for their brothers.

Ujjain and Khajuraho

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Temples like Mahakaleshwar host special midnight abhishekam and kirtans.

Ujjain

Maharashtra

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Celebrated with rituals at temples and offerings to snake idols, seeking blessings for protection and fertility.

Mumbai and Pune

Dahi Handi (Janmashtami Festival) : 16.8.2025
Groups form human pyramids to break clay pots filled with curd, celebrating Krishna’s playful nature.

Mumbai

Manipur

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Devotional singing, storytelling, and midnight pujas mark the celebrations in temples across the state.

Imphal

Rajasthan

Raksha Bandhan : 9.8.2025
Sisters tie rakhis on their brothers and visit temples like Govind Dev Ji to seek blessings.

Jaipur and Udaipur

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Celebrations at temples like Govind Dev Ji feature cultural programs and midnight rituals.

Jaipur

Sikkim

Teej / Haritalika : 26.8.2025
Teej is a festival that celebrates the start of the monsoon season and the bond between Shiva and Parvati

Gangtok

Tamil Nadu

Aadi Perukku : 2.8.2025
A festival honoring the River Cauvery, devotees offer prayers and make offerings on riverbanks.

State-wide

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
Temples like Meenakshi Temple and Parthasarathy Temple host grand celebrations with bhajans and prasadam.

Madurai and Chennai

Telangana

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
ISKCON Hyderabad and local temples celebrate with cultural programs and midnight abhishekam

Hyderabad

Uttar Pradesh

Nag Panchami : 5.8.2025
Snake worship and storytelling of Krishna’s victory over Kaliya are central themes.

Mathura and Vrindavan

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
The birthplace of Krishna celebrates with spectacular processions, raas leelas, and midnight pujas.

Mathura and Vrindavan

West Bengal

Raksha Bandhan : 9.8.2025
Sisters visit temples like Dakshineswar Kali Temple to pray for their brothers’ well-being.

Kolkata

Krishna Janmashtami : 15.8.2025
ISKCON Mayapur hosts grand celebrations with kirtans, dramas, and prasadam distribution.

Mayapur and Kolkata

Chandigarh

Teeyan : 27.8.2024
A festival dedicated to women, celebrated with giddha dances and cultural activities.

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

Nariyal Poornima : 9.8.2025
A coastal festival where fishermen offer coconuts to the sea deity for a safe fishing season.

Lakshadweep

Onam : 26.8.2025
Celebrated by the Hindu community, marking the harvest season with feasts, dances, and floral decorations.

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