Why Is Onam Celebrated?
Onam is one of the most vibrant and significant festivals of India, especially celebrated in the state of Kerala. It marks the annual homecoming of the legendary King Mahabali and showcases Kerala’s rich traditions, culture, and unity. The festival is also closely associated with the harvest season, making it both a cultural and agrarian celebration.
About Onam
Onam is a ten-day festival that usually falls in the month of August or September (Chingam in the Malayalam calendar). It is celebrated with grand feasts known as Onam Sadhya, floral decorations called Pookalam, traditional dances, boat races, and music. Families gather together, communities participate in events, and the atmosphere reflects joy and prosperity.
Why Is Onam Celebrated?
The festival honors the beloved King Mahabali, who according to legend, ruled Kerala with fairness, prosperity, and equality. It is believed that the Vamana avatar of Lord Vishnu sent Mahabali to the underworld, but he was granted permission to visit his people once every year. Onam marks this symbolic return, and people of Kerala welcome him with festivities, celebrations, and prayers for abundance.
Wishes for Onam
🌸 Wishing you a joyous and prosperous Onam filled with happiness, health, and success.
Onam is more than a festival — it is a cultural celebration that unites people across religions and regions, reminding us of the values of equality, prosperity, and joy that King Mahabali stood for.
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