Makara sankranti, the harvest festival, marks the Sun entering the zodiac sign of Makara (Capricorn).Pongal is the New Year & the beginning of Uttarayana period.
Karnataka’s Culture
Karnataka is unique for its rich cultural heritage in terms of art, dress culture, food culture, architecture, and more.
In terms of classical music, both Carnatic and Hindustani music have thrived in Karnataka.
The renowned composer and singer Purandaradasa, who hailed from Karnataka, is acclaimed as the ‘Pitamaha’ (grandsire) of Carnatic music for his invaluable contribution. Karnataka is also home to captivating folk music.
Karnataka has carved a niche for itself in various dance forms. Yakshagana, Pilivesha, Kunitha, and other dance types have originated in the state and entertained people.
Karnataka is home to many beautiful arts and crafts. The magnificent Mysore Painting of Karnataka is a fine example of art that has emerged from Karnataka. Hase Chitra, Badami murals, and tribal art forms have also flourished in Karnataka.
Karnataka observes many festivals throughout the year. Some festivals stem from religion, while others stem from cultural legacy. Dussehra is an important festival of the state, celebrated in Mysore.
The diverse cuisine of Karnataka has a direct impact on Karnataka’s culture. Some mouthwatering dishes have originated from the state. READ IN DETAIL ABOUT KARNATAKA’S CULTURE AND TRADITION.
Diwali – The Festival Of Lights
Deepavali or Diwali is the festival of diyas or deepas (lights). Dhanteras, Amavasya puja, Kedara Gauri Vrata, and Nomu are some of the pujas performed following five days of sheer joy and celebrations.
Durga Puja Pandals in Bangalore 2019- It’s Time to Pandal Hop
Durga Puja Pandals will be open from October 1 to October 8th, 2019 Entry is free Artisans from Bengal have come to Bangalore especially to make the idols for these pandals Durga Puja is one of the main festivals celebrated across India. This 4-day festival celebrates the victory of good over evil and is dedicated […]
Dasara Dolls Arrangement Ideas and Where to Buy Them?
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How To Celebrate A Plastic Free Mysore Dasara
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Varamahalakshmi Festival- Celebrate in Joy
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Ugadi – Celebration of the Kannada New Year
Ugadi ushers in a celebratory mood in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. For the people of these states, Ugadi symbolises the beginning of the New Year as per the Hindu calendar. It is an occasion that is traditionally celebrated with day-long festivities. People undertake new ventures during Ugadi, as it is considered an auspicious time. […]
2019 Mysore Dasara Tour Packages -Top 6 Tours
Take a special Mysore Dasara tour package and enjoy the festivity. From cycle tours to helicopters tours there is every kind of Mysore Dasara tour packages.
Mahamastakabhisheka History – The Origin Legend of the Grand Celebration
Mahamastakabhisheka History – the festival of Mahamastakabhisheka has a rich history. The festival is mentioned in Holy Scriptures and Jain inscriptions.
Mahamastakabhisheka – Celebrating the Lord’s Glory
Mahamastakabhisheka is one of the biggest festivals of the Jains, celebrated every 12 years. The next Mahamastakabhisheka is to at Shravanabelagola in 2018.