By Vivek Dubey
CNBC-TV18.com
Published Jan 09, 2024
Amritsar, in the heart of Punjab, is known for vibrant Lohri celebrations. The Golden Temple becomes a spectacular sight with illuminated decorations.
Ludhiana celebrates Lohri with great fervour. The city’s industrial and rural communities join in the festivities, making it a colourful celebration.
Jalandhar, a major city in Punjab, is known for lively Lohri festivities. Bonfires, traditional dances, and aromatic festive foods create a joyful atmosphere.
Chandigarh, the capital of Punjab and Haryana, hosts grand Lohri celebrations with bonfires, folk performances, and cultural events.
Patiala, known for its royal heritage and rich culture, celebrates Lohri with traditional fervour. Bonfires, folk dances, and the exchange of sweets mark the celebrations.
Hoshiarpur, located in the Doaba region of Punjab, celebrates Lohri with enthusiasm. The city, with its lush green fields, provides a perfect setting for the bonfire festival.
In Delhi, with its diverse population, communities come together in residential areas, lighting bonfires and singing traditional songs.
In regions of Himachal Pradesh with a significant Punjabi population, Lohri is celebrated with enthusiasm. Snow-covered landscapes add a magical touch to the festivities.
Jammu, with its rich cultural heritage, celebrates Lohri in a distinct way. Besides bonfires and music, local temples may have special events.
In Gurugram, Lohri is celebrated by the large Punjabi community. The city’s modern and cosmopolitan nature adds a unique flavour to the traditional celebrations.