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Tuesday, July 29, 2025

Dev Diwali In Varanasi 2025

 

Dev Diwali In Varanasi 2025

Dev Diwali or Dev Deepawali is a Hindu festival observed in the Hindu month of ‘Kartik’, celebrated with great pomp and show in the Indian city of Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh. Dev Diwali is the ‘Festival of Lights of the Gods’ and falls on the Kartik Purnima (full moon day), fifteen days after the celebrations of Diwali. It corresponds to the month of November-December in the Gregorian calendar.

This religious ceremony is started by chanting of the holy Vedic mantras by the priests, lighting diyas at the ghats and the sparkling of fire crackers, to welcome and please the Gods and Goddesses.

Dev Diwali 2025 is on November 5

On the occasion of Dev Diwali, all the ghats of River Ganga is lighted with thousands of diyas and crowded with pilgrims. This utsav is celebrated every year in the holy city of Varanasi. The festivities can also be witnessed in Gujarat and other northern states of India. In the Indian state of Maharashtra, Dev Diwali is observed on the first day of the month of ‘Margashirsh’. Dev Diwali is commemorated to honour the victory of Lord Shiva over the demon named ‘Tripurasur’. For this reason, this festival is also known as ‘Tripurotsav’. The festival of Dev Diwali coincides with Guru Nanak Jayanti and Jain light festival.

Rituals of Dev Diwali:

The main ritual of Dev Diwali is the lighting of diyas after seeing the moon. The steps of every ghats of River Ganga, right from southernmost Ravidas Ghat to Rajghat, are illuminated with millions of diyas lit in honour of Goddess Ganga and other presiding devas.

The devotees get up early on the day of Dev Diwali and perform the ‘Kartik snan’, that is a ritual of taking a dip in the holy Ganges). They perform ‘deepdan’ (offering oil lamps) in the honour of Goddess Ganga. Following this ‘Ganga aarti’ is performed by 24 Brahmin Priests along with 24 girls, with full devotion.

On this occasion of Dev Diwali, people decorate their houses with oil lamps. Colourful designs or rangoli are made on the front doors. In several houses in Varanasi, ‘Akhand Ramayana’ is organized along with offering bhogs.

In the evening, on the streets of Varanasi, huge processions of beautifully decorated deities are taken out with full enthusiasm. The night sky is lit up with the lights of the firecrackers. After the event, dance performances and cultural programmes by famous personalities of Varanasi also takes place.

 

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Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival at Varanasi– Sarnath Tour

On your arrival at Varanasi airport/ railway station meet our representative and transfer to hotel, on arrival at hotel proceed with check in formalities, after some rest meet your driver at the hotel lobby and proceed to Sarnath, 10km from Varanasi, where the Buddha preached his first sermon in the Deer Park, contains the most impressive remains, as well as a modem temple. The Dharmarajika, Chaukhandi and Dhamek stupas are outstanding. There are also the remains of a monastery, and the beautifully polished Lion Capital of Ashoka. Overnight stay at hotel in Varanasi .

Day 2 : Varanasi Local Sightseeing – Dev Diwali

Early morning visit Assi Ghat for Subah-e-Banaras and enjoy sunrise on boat. Later proceed on a half day temple city tour of Varanasi visiting, Durga Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple, Sankat Mochan Temple, Banaras Hindu University, Baba Kinaram Sthal. Banaras Hindu University. BHU is the largest residential universities in Asia, with over 35,000 students. Where to see New Kashi Vishwanath Temple . In evening visit Ghat for boat ride followed by Ganga Aarti at Dasaswamedh Ghat and you also enjoy Dev-Diwali festival. Overnight stay at hotel in Varanasi.

Day 3 : Varanasi – Departure

After breakfast, check out from the hotel. Then drop you at Varanasi Airport for Homeward Journey.

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  • Chitrakoot
  • Sawan 2025 in kashi
  • Dev Diwali 2025 in kashi
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  • Dev Diwali 2025
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    Festivals in Kashi

    Introduction

    • Varanasi, often called Kashi, is one of the oldest cities in the world and a major center of spirituality.
    • Known for its ghats, temples, and vibrant culture, Kashi hosts numerous festivals throughout the year that reflect its rich heritage.
    • These festivals offer a blend of devotion, traditions, and grand celebrations, attracting devotees and tourists alike.

    1. Makar Sankranti

    • Celebrated in January to mark the sun’s transition into Capricorn.
    • Rituals include taking a holy dip in the Ganga, offering prayers to the Sun God, and kite flying.
    • The ghats of Kashi come alive with vibrant festivities and chants.

    2. Maha Shivaratri

    • Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of Kashi.
    • Temples, especially the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, are adorned with flowers and lights.
    • Devotees perform fasting, night vigils, and elaborate rituals to honor Lord Shiva.

    3. Holi

    • The festival of colors is celebrated with unparalleled enthusiasm in Kashi.
    • Locals and tourists play with colors and enjoy music, dance, and festive delicacies.
    • The lanes of Kashi become a riot of colors, showcasing joy and unity.

    4. Dev Deepawali

    • Known as the “Diwali of the Gods,” it occurs 15 days after Diwali on Kartik Purnima.
    • The ghats are illuminated with millions of diyas, creating a magical reflection on the Ganga.
    • Devotees offer prayers and participate in cultural events like classical music and dance performances.

    5. Ganga Dussehra

    • Celebrates the descent of the holy Ganga to Earth.
    • Rituals involve taking a holy dip in the river and offering prayers at the ghats.
    • Cultural programs and fairs are organized along the riverbank.

    6. Rathyatra Mela

    • Dedicated to Lord Jagannath, it features a grand procession with chariots carrying the deities.
    • The streets of Kashi come alive with chants, music, and vibrant cultural programs.
    • A large fair accompanies the procession, offering local crafts and delicacies.

    7. Buddha Purnima

    • Celebrated with reverence at Sarnath, near Varanasi, where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon.
    • Monks and devotees gather to meditate and offer prayers.
    • The event highlights the city’s connection to Buddhism.

    8. Nag Nathaiya

    • Celebrates Lord Krishna’s victory over Kaliya Nag.
    • A dramatic re-enactment takes place at Tulsi Ghat, attracting large crowds.
    • The event is accompanied by devotional songs and cultural performances.

    9. Kartik Purnima

    • Considered an auspicious day for religious rituals and charity.
    • Devotees light diyas along the ghats and perform Ganga Aarti.
    • It marks the beginning of the Ganga Mahotsav, a five-day cultural extravaganza.

    10. Annakut Festival

    • Celebrated after Diwali to honor Lord Krishna.
    • Temples prepare grand feasts (Annakut) with a variety of dishes offered to the deity.
    • Devotees participate in prayers and enjoy the community meals.

    Festive Atmosphere in Kashi

    • Each festival transforms the city into a vibrant hub of spirituality and celebration.
    • The ghats, temples, and streets resonate with chants, music, and the aroma of delicious food.
    • Festivals in Kashi showcase a perfect blend of ancient traditions and community bonding.

    Conclusion

    Kashi’s festivals are a testament to its timeless spiritual essence and rich cultural heritage. Each celebration offers a unique experience, making the city a must-visit for anyone seeking to explore India’s diverse traditions. From grand processions to serene rituals, Kashi’s festivals provide a glimpse into its soul.

     

    Saturday, April 19, 2025

    Dev Diwali In Varanasi 2025

     

    Dev Diwali In Varanasi 2025

    Dev Diwali or Dev Deepawali is a Hindu festival observed in the Hindu month of ‘Kartik’, celebrated with great pomp and show in the Indian city of Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh. Dev Diwali is the ‘Festival of Lights of the Gods’ and falls on the Kartik Purnima (full moon day), fifteen days after the celebrations of Diwali. It corresponds to the month of November-December in the Gregorian calendar.

    This religious ceremony is started by chanting of the holy Vedic mantras by the priests, lighting diyas at the ghats and the sparkling of fire crackers, to welcome and please the Gods and Goddesses.

    Dev Diwali 2025 is on November 5

    On the occasion of Dev Diwali, all the ghats of River Ganga is lighted with thousands of diyas and crowded with pilgrims. This utsav is celebrated every year in the holy city of Varanasi. The festivities can also be witnessed in Gujarat and other northern states of India. In the Indian state of Maharashtra, Dev Diwali is observed on the first day of the month of ‘Margashirsh’. Dev Diwali is commemorated to honour the victory of Lord Shiva over the demon named ‘Tripurasur’. For this reason, this festival is also known as ‘Tripurotsav’. The festival of Dev Diwali coincides with Guru Nanak Jayanti and Jain light festival.

    Rituals of Dev Diwali:

    The main ritual of Dev Diwali is the lighting of diyas after seeing the moon. The steps of every ghats of River Ganga, right from southernmost Ravidas Ghat to Rajghat, are illuminated with millions of diyas lit in honour of Goddess Ganga and other presiding devas.

    The devotees get up early on the day of Dev Diwali and perform the ‘Kartik snan’, that is a ritual of taking a dip in the holy Ganges). They perform ‘deepdan’ (offering oil lamps) in the honour of Goddess Ganga. Following this ‘Ganga aarti’ is performed by 24 Brahmin Priests along with 24 girls, with full devotion.

    On this occasion of Dev Diwali, people decorate their houses with oil lamps. Colourful designs or rangoli are made on the front doors. In several houses in Varanasi, ‘Akhand Ramayana’ is organized along with offering bhogs.

    In the evening, on the streets of Varanasi, huge processions of beautifully decorated deities are taken out with full enthusiasm. The night sky is lit up with the lights of the firecrackers. After the event, dance performances and cultural programmes by famous personalities of Varanasi also takes place.

     

     

     

     

     

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