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Lohri is the harvest festival of Punjab.The origins of Lohri are many and link the festival to Punjab region in Indian subcontinent. Many people believe the festival was originally celebrated on winter solstice day, being the shortest day and the longest night of the year.
Like any other event, Lohri delivers together close relatives, visitors. Individuals fulfill each other and return candies. It is a collect event and especially essential for farm owners, but it is famous with great fervour by all Punjabis. On this day, they mild a bon flame and dancing around it. Individuals toss rewaries, sugar-candy, snacks, sesame plant seeds, gur, etc into the flame and perform and dancing around it. Individuals use their vibrant and smartest outfits and dancing the Bhangra or Gidda to the defeat of the Dhol. Lohri to farm owners represents the beginning of a new economical season.
Like any other event, Lohri delivers together close relatives, visitors. Individuals fulfill each other and return candies. It is a collect event and especially essential for farm owners, but it is famous with great fervour by all Punjabis. On this day, they mild a bon flame and dancing around it. Individuals toss rewaries, sugar-candy, snacks, sesame plant seeds, gur, etc into the flame and perform and dancing around it. Individuals use their vibrant and smartest outfits and dancing the Bhangra or Gidda to the defeat of the Dhol. Lohri to farm owners represents the beginning of a new economical season.
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