Names listed on this page
These are the names present in your original page.
- Makarsankranti in most of India
- Pongal in AP, Tamilnadu
- Makara Sankrama in Karnataka
- Uttarayan in Gujarat
- Kichdi in UP, Bihar, Uttarakhan
- Maghi is celebrated in Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, and Punjab, while Bhogali Bihu is observed in Assam, Pongal in Sri Lanka, Maghe Sankranti in Nepal, Songkran in Thailand, Thingyan in Myanmar, Moha Sangkran in Cambodia, and
- Bhogali Bihu in Assam, Pongal in Sri Lanka, Maghe Sankranti in Nepal, Songkran in Thailand, Thingyan in Myanmar, Moha Sangkran in Cambodia, and Pi Ma Lao in Laos are
- Bhogali Bihu in Assam
- Pongal in Srilanka
- Maghe Sankranti in Nepal
- Songkran in Thailand
- Thingyan in Myanmar
- Moha Sangkran in Combodia
- Pi Ma Lao in Laos
Region-wise names (expanded)
Browse by region (e.g., Gujarat) or by festival name (e.g., Pongal / Maghi / Bihu).
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What stays common everywhere?
Seasonal transition
Sankranti is associated with the sun's journey and changing seasons, as people embrace longer days and renewed vitality.
Harvest gratitude
Numerous areas mark the start of the harvest season with fresh rice, sugarcane, sesame, jaggery, and communal celebrations.
Sharing & charity
Donating, distributing sweets, aiding the less fortunate, and visiting temples are widely practiced traditions in various areas.
Festive joy
Kite flying during Uttarayan, bonfires on Bhogi or Magh, and festive fairs unite families and communities.
Greeting lines you can copy
Short messages for different regional names.
