Festival of Lights

5 Days of Celebrations

Return of Lord Rama

Lakshmi Puja & Wealth

New Year for Some Communities

Colorful Rangoli Designs

Celebrated Across the Globe

The Joy of Fireworks

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Festival of Lights

Deepavali, or Diwali, is known as the Festival of Lights because people decorate their homes with oil lamps (diyas) to symbolize the victory of light over darkness

5 Days of Celebrations

Deepavali spans five days, each with special traditions—from buying gold on Dhanteras to celebrating the sibling bond on Bhai Dooj

Return of Lord Rama

Deepavali, or Diwali, is known as the Festival of Lights because people decorate their homes with oil lamps (diyas) to symbolize the victory of light over darkness

Lakshmi Puja & Wealth

The third day of Deepavali is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, with families praying for blessings.

New Year for Some Communities

In Gujarat and other regions, Deepavali also marks the start of a new year—a time for new beginnings and fresh opportunities

Colorful Rangoli Designs

Rangoli, made with colorful powders and flowers, is drawn at the entrance of homes to invite good fortune and ward off negativity.

Celebrated Across the Globe

Deepavali is celebrated globally, including in Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore, and Trinidad, sharing the message of light overcoming darkness.

The Joy of Fireworks

Fireworks are an essential part of Deepavali celebrations, representing the joy and hope that comes with the triumph of good over evil.