Introduction to DiwaliDiwali, celebrated by millions, symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Let’s explore its global significance!
In India, Diwali is marked by lighting diyas, bursting fireworks, and performing Lakshmi Puja to invite prosperity.
In Nepal, Tihar is a five-day celebration, featuring unique traditions like worshipping animals and lighting oil lamps.
The Tamil community in Sri Lanka celebrates with vibrant fireworks, festive meals, and traditional prayers, honoring Goddess Lakshmi.
In the U.S., Diwali is celebrated through community festivals, parades, and cultural events, showcasing diverse traditions.
In the U.S., Diwali is celebrated through community festivals, parades, and cultural events, showcasing diverse traditions.
London hosts spectacular Diwali events, including lights on the Southbank and a grand celebration in Trafalgar Square.
In Canada, cities like Toronto and Vancouver celebrate Diwali with cultural programs, festivals, and community gatherings.