Maharashtrian Culture
Rich traditions including folk music, dance, and cuisine that reflect the heritage of Maharashtra.
Khandala is a popular hill station in Maharashtra, perched on the foothills of Sahyadri in the Western Ghats. Khandala provides for a perfect weekend respite for the Mumbai population, with its scenic valleys, grassy hills, serene lakes and misty waterfalls. It is one of the twin hill stations - Lon......
Rich traditions including folk music, dance, and cuisine that reflect the heritage of Maharashtra.
A tribal art form from Maharashtra depicting daily life and nature using geometric shapes.
A lifestyle connected with the beautiful Western Ghats, focusing on environmental conservation.
Includes traditional Maharashtrian dishes such as Puran Poli, Bhakri, and Misal.
Showcases British architectural influence in bungalows and bungalows dating back to the colonial era.
Celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha with huge idols and vibrant processions.
The festival of lights, marked by fireworks, lanterns, and family gatherings.
The festival of colors celebrating the arrival of spring with joyful gatherings and color throwing.
Maharashtrian New Year celebrated with traditional rituals and joyous feasts.
A harvest festival marked by kite flying and festive foods made from sesame seeds.
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