Lohri

🗓 Wednesday, 13 January 2027

Lohri is a popular Hindu festival that celebrates the arrival of longer days and the harvest season. It is traditionally associated with the winter solstice and is observed by lighting bonfires, singing folk songs, and exchanging gifts. The festival is particularly significant in the northern regions of India, especially in Punjab and Haryana.

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Lohri quick facts

Date (2027)
13 Jan 2027
Day
Wednesday
Hindu month
January

Significance of Lohri

Lohri holds spiritual and cultural significance as it symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and the arrival of warmer days, bringing people together to rejoice and give thanks for the harvest. It also marks the beginning of the sun's journey towards the northern hemisphere, signifying renewal and growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Lohri in 2027?▾

In 2027, Lohri is observed on Wednesday, 13 January 2027. The date follows the Hindu lunar calendar (panchang) and can vary slightly by region and tradition.

What is the significance of Lohri?▾

Lohri holds spiritual and cultural significance as it symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and the arrival of warmer days, bringing people together to rejoice and give thanks for the harvest. It also marks the beginning of the sun's journey towards the northern hemisphere, signifying renewal and growth.

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