Lohri: The Festival Of Harvest, Bonfires, And Cultural Celebrations

Lohri marks the end of winter and celebrates the harvest season in India.

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Bonfires symbolize the burning of evil, bringing warmth and prosperity to homes.

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Traditional songs, dances, and sweets like tilgul make Lohri a festive celebration.

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Celebrated primarily in Punjab, it brings families and communities together in unity.

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Lohri honors the harvest of sugarcane, with people offering prayers for a good year.

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