Pongal: A Dravidian Harvest Fiesta; Celebrating Relationship & Prosperity As the day unfolds, families come together to enjoy meals, swap gifts, and participate in traditional games and activities ...

Discover Attukal Pongal, a festival in Trivandrum celebrating womanhood and strength with rituals and traditional food.

Marking the beginning of the Sun’s northward shift called Uttarayan, Pongal falls in mid-January every year. The festival is celebrated over a period of four days with the second day being ...

The holiday starts on Tuesday, January 14 for Pongal, followed by Thiruvalluvar Day and Uzhavar Thirunal on Wednesday, January 15 and Thursday, January 16, respectively. The Tamil government on ...

"Pongal is not only a celebration of the produce, but also a symbol of gratitude, brotherhood, and unity. On this auspicious day, let us continue to nourish the noble values of unity, mutual respect ...

This pongal on the first day of the Tamil month of Thai (January) done not only in temples, but in homes and humble huts has a special significance and is known as Thai Pongal. Thai is the first month ...

Pongal is the main festival celebrated in Chennai. Pongal is the harvest festival and is celebrated across five days in January. A sweet delicacy made out of rice and jaggery called pongal is ...