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Vaisakhi is a special festival celebrated mostly by Sikhs and some Hindus in India, especially in the Punjab region. It happens every year on April 13th or 14th. This day marks the beginning of the harvest season when farmers collect the crops they have grown. For Sikhs, it is also important because it is the day the Khalsa, the community of Sikhs, was formed in 1699 by Guru Gobind Singh. On Vaisakhi, people celebrate with colorful clothes, music, dances like Bhangra, and visit Gurdwaras, which are Sikh places of worship, to pray and share food with others.
How to celebrate Vaisakhi?
Start your day with a visit to the Gurdwara, a place where Sikhs pray. Wear colorful clothes to show happiness. At the Gurdwara, join in the prayer and listen to the beautiful songs. Share a special meal called "langar" with everyone. You can also enjoy fun activities like dancing Bhangra and Gidda, which are traditional dances. Spend time with your family and tell each other stories. You can also fly colorful kites outside. Remember to be kind and help others, just as they do at the Gurdwara. At night, watch fireworks light up the sky to end the day joyfully.
