Either say carnivals or call them festivals, all such events in Delhi are celebrated on a grand level. While ensuring the smooth flowing secularism in India, the PiplDelhi team figured out very interesting facts about Durga Puja which is also known as Durgotsava and Navratri.
Basically, Durga Puja is a prominent cultural practice from the eastern and northeastern sides of India. According to Hindu mythology, it is believed that Navami is the last day of battle between the Goddess Durga and demon Mahishasura. The nine days long fight ended on the tenth day with the demise of all the negative forces and that is why the tenth day is celebrated as Vijay Dashmi. Cheerful religious audience can be seen in abundance at the pandals during the four days of Durga Puja.
Every year Durga Puja celebration at Chitranjan Park is filled with the devotees enormously. There are musical groups which perform live music and the grand stage faces very beautiful and magnificent idol of Goddess Durga. This year if you plan to visit the above mentioned place, don’t forget that you may also face heavy traffic. So pre-plan where to park your car, if you have one.
Not only for the cultural events, but you can also find out replacement of famous restaurants in Delhi as there are many food stalls offering tasty food at the Chitranjan Park which is one of the beautiful places to visit in Delhi. Be ready to make a plan and rush to attend the carnival.
