festivals

The Bonalu festival, an exuberant celebration of Telangana's cultural heritage and spiritual fervor, is observed with great enthusiasm across the region. One of the revered temples where Bonalu is commemorated with deep devotion is the…
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Among the iconic temples where Bonalu is commemorated with great reverence, the Matheswari Temple of Lal Darwaza in Hyderabad holds a special place. Lal Darwaza Bonalu celebrations marks an everlasting impact.
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The Bonalu festival is a grand celebration that showcases the rich cultural heritage and profound devotion of Telangana. Among the revered temples where Bonalu is celebrated with great zeal, the Muthyalamma Temple in Shah Ali Banda,…
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Chekkabhajana : Also known as Wooden Hymns, A significant folk dance form that encompasses various art forms. It holds great importance in the villages of Andhra Pradesh. The performers go from house to house, carrying wooden sticks…
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Burrakatha : An art form that combines music, dance, and drama and is known for its use in preaching and propaganda. It is a variant of Jangam Katha and Sharada Katha, both of which are daughters of Yakshagana. Burrakatha is a combination…
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Pagati Veshalu : Also known as Daywear, A form of folk art that is performed during the daytime. It is characterized by performers wearing various disguises and costumes and is known solely by the time of its performance. Street plays…
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Kolatam : Is indeed a traditional team game that is played with sticks. Here's a summary of how to play Kolatam: Formation: Two or more people form a circle and hold sticks in both hands. Walking and singing: The participants walk…
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Jangara Devaras : Also known as Jangas, are Shaivite beggars who hold sub-castes such as Minda Jangas, Budige Jangas, and Ganta Jangas. These Jangas are characterized by their unique appearance, including a crown with a Phani chakram,…
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Theppotsavalu : Also known as Raft Festival, A Significant celebration observed in renowned Hindu temples. During this festival, divine idols are splendidly paraded either in Pushkarini (sacred tank) or nearby canals, rivers, and ponds.…
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