Producer: Peuli Bakshi
Lohri is a harvest festival celebrated in the northern regions of India, marking the passing of winter solstice. Here are 7 Indian cities you can visit to experience the culturally rich festival.
The capital of Punjab and Haryana, it hosts grand Lohri celebrations. The city comes alive with bonfires, folk performances and cultural events.
Lying in the heart of Punjab, it's known for its vibrant Lohri celebrations. The Golden Temple becomes a spectacular sight with illuminated decorations.
It celebrates Lohri with great fervor. The city's industrial and rural communities join in the festivities, making it a colourful celebration.
A major city in Punjab, it's known for lively Lohri festivities. The bonfires, traditional dances and aromatic festive foods create a joyful atmosphere.
With its diverse population, communities come together in residential areas, lighting bonfires and singing traditional songs.
Here, in regions with a significant Punjabi population, Lohri is celebrated with enthusiasm. The backdrop of snow-covered landscapes adds a magical touch to the festivities.
With its rich cultural heritage, it celebrates Lohri in a distinct way. Besides bonfires, music, local temples may have special events.