Festival of Lights Diwali is the most popular festival in South Asia. The party, which will be mark

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Nepalese Hindu women worshiping and offering fruit to a cow, which is considered as the incarnation of Laxmi, the Hindu god of wealth during Diwali festival in Kathmandu, automaa raisio 28 October 2008 Hindus across the country worship cows on Diwali feast of the third day. Scanpix
A Hindu couple make a ritual in front of a large picture of Goddess Laxmi during Diwali festival in Ahmedabad, 28 October 2008 Hindus worship Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, and believe that Laxmi visit everyone during Diwali festival and bring peace and prosperity to all. Scanpix
Indian Hindus pray to the sun during the Chhath festival, which is celebrated eight days after Diwali festival. Chhath festival, also known as Surya Pooja (worshiping of the sun) is celebrated in the eastern parts of India, in honoring the sun and water gods. Hindus to celebrate Chhath, fasting and sacrifice water and milk to the Sun God in the morning and evening. Hyderabad, 4th November 2008 Scanpix automaa raisio
Baba 'Balwant' Singh, a member of Nihang Army of traditional Sikh warriors, carrying a 700 meters long and 60 kg heavy turban for the holidays "Fateh automaa raisio Divas' in Amritsar October 18 2009 Fateh Divas held the day after Diwali festival. Scanpix
Festival of Lights Diwali is the most popular festival in South Asia. The party, which will be marked from mid-October to mid-November, is celebrated in Hinduism, Sikh religion and jainreligionen. This year's festival on 5 November. Party lasts five days and because of the large amount of candy, fireworks and light that causes the party, it is one of the children's favorites. The celebration marks the god Lord Rams return after the defeat of the demon king Ravana. The party is generally a celebration of the victory of good over evil, victory of light over darkness and enlightenment victory over ignorance. The legends that underlie the party varies in the different regions of India. Read more about Diwali here.
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