Happy Lohri
Enjoying the cozy glow of the bonfire, the sugary taste of gur, and the excitement of fresh starts.
The wood is ready...
Folk Songs & Dance
The air is filled with energy and rhythm as Bhangra, Gidda, and songs in praise of Dulla Bhatti echo
Feast & Offerings
Indulge in Sarson da saag, Makki di roti, and present peanuts, rewri, and til to the holy fire.
Togetherness
A time of blessing for families, particularly for newlyweds and newborns.
History & Significance
The Legend of Dulla Bhatti
Lohri is well-known for the tale of Dulla Bhatti, known as the 'Robin Hood of Punjab', who saved girls from being sold in slave markets and organized their marriages with respect and dowry.
Harvest Connection
This day signifies the conclusion of peak winter and is connected to the Rabi crop cycle, honoring the dedication of farmers and the anticipation of a bountiful harvest.
The Holy Bonfire
The bonfire, known as Lohri da agh, represents fire and the sun's reappearance. Individuals gather around it, presenting sesame seeds, jaggery, and peanuts as offerings to wish for prosperity.
A Song of Dulla Bhatti
"Sundri-Mundri hoye! Tera kaun vicharaa! Dulla Bhatti wala!"
During Lohri, the hero's memory is kept alive as this well-loved folk song reverberates through every neighborhood.
Festival Glimpses
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