Telugu Traditions

Dandari : The Gonds, an indigenous community, consider dances as a significant part of their festivals, auspicious occasions, and other celebrations. During Diwali, which is a major festival for them, they perform various types of dances…
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Garaga : An unique and ancient folk dance style prevalent in the East and West Godavari districts of Andhra Pradesh. It is also known as the ghata dance. The dance is performed with a form of the Goddess Garagalu, hence the name Garaga. …
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Kommu Nrityam : Also known as Periyakok Aata in the Koya language, is a traditional dance performed by the tribes living in the coastal areas of Godavari, particularly the Koyas. The dance is named "Periyakok" because the plowman wears…
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Bommala Koluvu : In Andhra Pradesh, families with female children traditionally display dolls for nine days during Dussehra and three days during Sankranti. The specific celebration may vary depending on household customs, with some…
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Gruha Pravesam : A Traditional housewarming ceremony performed while entering a new home. Here is a breakdown of the materials and rituals typically involved: Materials required: Sitaram Patam (Photograph of deities) Lakshmi and…
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