Punjab festivals are the spiritual canvas of soul stirring celebration. The state participate all festivals with great fervor and eagerness. All the festivals of Punjab are enjoyed with full of majesty in Punjab and contributes significantly in making The Punjabi Culture. The festivals of Punjab would not only liven up your true spirits but also a warm welcome from the regular monotonous life. All religions in Punjab celebrated their festival with equal splendor and jollity. No one can introvert away from the effortless but the enchanting appeal of the jovial season of Punjab.
The ultimate attraction of Punjab-Festivals
Holi: The most famous festival in Punjab, Holi is the festivals of color.
Baisakhi: Baisakhi is very important festival of Punjab celebrated with joyous music and dancing.
Lohri: Lohri is the true sprit of Punjabi culture, celebrated on the 13th day of January, A festival of zeal and verve which marks the culmination of the chilly winter.
Maghi: Just the day after the Lohri festival the festival Maghi comes.
Diwali: Most special festival of Punjab Diwali is celebrated by lightening lamps with the highest range of excitements.
Gurparav: Gurparav is the festival to commemorate the gurus.
Teej: Teej is major festival of Punjab, is celebrated to welcome the season of monsoon.
Basant Panchami: Celebrated in the month of January and February Basant Panchami is the prominent occasion in Punjab enjoyed with much pomp and fervor.
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