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Now that we have the new year with us already, it is time to celebrate all our very favorite festivals once again, all together. Lohri 2023 is gonna be different because the new year is full of joy, hope, and prosperity for everyone. And to elevate that even more, the festival will be celebrated, for the well-being of people!

Also, like every festival is very famous and loved for one main reason, this festival is loved for food! The amount of good food which revolves around this festival is something to lose track of, and well, it is a huge fest for the foodies! This year Lohri 2023 is on Saturday, January 14, 2022. So the best part is, it’s on a weekend, and the day after is Sunday, so eat as much as you want without the struggling thought of having to go to work or log in the next day.

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Lohri ki aag mein dehan ho saare gam
Khushiyaan aayein aap ke jeevan mein hardam.
Happy Lohri 2023!

Makki de roti te sarson da saag,
Suraj diyaan kirna, khushiyaan di bahaar,
Nachde ne saare te vich baldi aag,
Dhol di awaaj te nachdi mutiyaar,
Mubaarak hove sarkaar Lohri da tyohaar.
HAPPY LOHRI 2023!!

Wishing a very Happy Lohri 2023.
May the Lohri fire burn away all the sadness out of your life and bring you joy, happiness and love.

The festive season of the year arrives. On January 14, Lohri, one of North India’s largest festivities, will take place. Typically, Lohri occurs just before Makar Sankranti. A final couple of winter days are observed. This is the period of the year when people congregate around enough to commemorate the first day of comfort and prosperity, which is particularly observed in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Jammu, and Himachal Pradesh.

In addition to honoring the wintertime produce, Lohri emphasizes the value of heat. Throughout this time, handcrafted, delectable delicacies are made, and people flock around the campfire to perform and listen to music. Even as the winter season finally ends, the Lohri celebration is observed. The celebration of the harvesting time is known as the festivities, during which a campfire is built and participants perform around it. Lohri has a distinctive position in the minds of the residents of Punjab since it is a holiday that gathers together friends and relatives.