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Bihar, the land of rich cultural heritage and traditions, is known for its vibrant festivals that attract people from all over the country. From the famous Chhath Puja to Diwali, Holi, and many other regional celebrations, the state is a hub of cultural festivities throughout the year.
Chhath Puja, also known as the “festival of sun god”, is one of the most significant festivals celebrated in Bihar. It is a four-day long festival dedicated to the worship of the sun god and his wife Usha. People from all walks of life come together to offer prayers and perform rituals like taking
The idea of people coming together to worship the sun god and his wife is truly beautiful. It reflects the strong sense of community and devotion that is ingrained in the culture of Bihar. I can only imagine the joy and energy that must fill the streets during these four days of celebrations.
I also love how diverse the festivals in Bihar are, from the grandeur of Diwali to the playful colors of Holi. It truly showcases the richness and depth of the cultural heritage of
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