Tamil Nadu, lying in the Southern most part of the Indian peninsula has a rich cultural heritage. It is known for the celebration of umpteen festivals, and it’s said that not a fortnight passes ...

Pongal, Tamil Nadu's harvest festival, is a vibrant celebration of gratitude to the Sun God. The festival is marked by rituals, feasts, and cultural events. From temple ceremonies in Madurai and ...

The festival of Thaipoosam marked by worship of Lord Muruga was celebrated on Tuesday by people with grandeur and religious fervour across Tamil Nadu and they thronged shrines and offered prayers.

The Tamil Nadu government has declared a five-day holiday for all schools, colleges, and government offices to celebrate Pongal 2025. The festival begins on January 14 and is followed by ...

Pongal Festival 2025 – Best Ways to Celebrate in Tamil Nadu and Other Regions: Pongal is one of the most significant festivals in India, particularly in Tamil Nadu and the southern states.

Tamil Nadu. Goddess Angalamman is an avatar of Goddess Parvathi. The devotees had gathered at this temple to celebrate the Mayanakollai – Pillaging of the graveyard, or the Graveyard Festival.

Pongal is one of the most sacred harvest festivals of Tamil Nadu. It is a vibrant celebration honoring the Sun God and offering thanks for a bountiful harvest. This year, the celebrations will be ...

Pongal Festival 2025: Pongal is one of the most popular festival in India, especially in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, etc. The harvest festival began on Monday, January 13, to mark the arrival ...

The 10th Tamil Nadu International Balloon Festival, will take place across three cities and towns in the state of Tamil Nadu: Chennai (Jan 10-12), Pollachi (Jan 14-16), and Madurai (Jan 18-19).

The eighth edition of the three-day Tamil Nadu International Balloon Festival (TNIBF) will begin at Pollachi in Coimbatore District on Friday. Hot air balloons from Brazil, Thailand, Belgium ...

Jallikattu is a popular bull-embracing sport traditionally played in Tamil Nadu during the Pongal harvest festival in the second week of January. In 2014, the Supreme Court imposed a ban on ...

Pongal, Tamil Nadu's harvest festival, is a vibrant celebration of gratitude to nature, particularly the Sun God, for a bountiful harvest. Marked by rituals, delicious feasts, and cultural ...