traditions

Rottela Panduga : Also Known As Bread Festival originated in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, and has a fascinating history. According to the story, the Nawab of Arkatu visited the Bara Shaheed Dargah in Nellore after his wish was fulfilled. As an…
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Bathukamma : A nine-day festival celebrated in the Ashvayuja month, usually falling in October, in the state of Telangana, India. It is a festival that is closely associated with water and is celebrated predominantly by women. The festival…
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Sammakka Saralamma : The Medaram Fair is indeed famous as the biggest tribal festival in Asia. It is held biennially in the village of Medaram in the Tadwai Mandal of Warangal district, Telangana. The fair attracts a large number of people…
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Nagoba : Jathara, held in Keslapur village near Mutnoor of Indravelli Mandal in Adilabad, is a unique fair that revolves around the worship of the serpent deity Nagoba. It has been designated as a state festival and attracts a large number…
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Dappu : The Dappu drum holds a significant role as a popular folk instrument in rural villages, particularly during festivals. It accompanies a dynamic dance performed in sync with its rhythmic beats, creating an atmosphere of excitement…
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Devadasi Dance : Bhagavatis played a significant role in nurturing and evolving the dance arts in Andhra Pradesh. The dance traditions of Devadasis and Bhagavatis developed independently. Devadasis performed worship dances, Ashtadikpalaka…
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Veeranatyam : During the period of widespread promotion of Veerashaivism in Andhra Pradesh, not only did the Devadasis perform dances in the temples, but the Shiva devotees who followed the Tandava style also engaged in heroic dancing.…
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Buttabommalu : Also Known as puppets, were traditionally displayed in the Andhra region during wedding processions and wedding festivals, as well as during the Thirunalla and Jathara (fairs) celebrations. These puppets are elevated and…
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Gangireddulatalu : An ancient folk art form that is prominent in the Telugu regions. It is associated with the festival of Dhanurmasam. The origin of Gangireddulatalu is traced back to a mythological story. According to the legend, the…
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Vijayarathashanti : A Celebration conducted to prevent diseases that commonly occur during the aging process of adults who have lived healthy life. The celebration involves various rituals and ceremonies. Here is a breakdown of the…
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