Lohri

Lohri is a fun festival celebrated mostly in the northern part of India, especially in Punjab, on January 13th. It marks the end of winter and the beginning of longer days. People light big bonfires and gather around them. They sing songs, dance, and throw popcorn, peanuts, and sweets into the fire as an offering. This festival is a way to thank the sun for its warmth and to hope for a good harvest. Kids often go from house to house singing special songs and receive yummy treats in return. It's a time for families and friends to celebrate together.

How to celebrate Lohri?

On Lohri, gather with friends and family around a big, warm bonfire in the evening. Throw popcorn, peanuts, and sweets like rewri into the fire to thank the sun. Sing and dance around the fire, clapping and moving to traditional Punjabi songs. Share tasty treats like sweet pieces of jaggery and crunchy peanuts with everyone. Wear colorful clothes to make the celebration even happier. Enjoy yummy treats like sarson ka saag and makki ki roti for dinner. Laugh, have fun, and enjoy the time together, remembering to be grateful for the happy moments and the warmth of the fire.