(Dan Tri) – Diwali is the most important festival of Indians and an opportunity for tourists from all over the world to experience traditional Indian culture.
Diwali is a traditional festival imbued with Indian culture (Photo: India Times).
India is a country of festivals, where Indian cultural characteristics are concentrated.
India’s festival season begins every October when the hot, dry weather has passed and cool air has filled everywhere.
Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word `Deepavali`, which means `A series of lamps`.
The lighting of lamps and candles is an important part of the Diwali festival.
Diwali is not only celebrated as a celebration of the victory of good over evil, but also as an opportunity for Indians to meet friends and family.
Glutinous dishes like mithai, samosa and laddu are often prepared and shared during these days.
Diwali is the most important festival for all people in the most populous country in the world and is an opportunity for tourists from all over the world to visit and experience the beauty and unique style of this festival.
The Festival of Light has also become a notable international event, for people around the world to express sharing, solidarity and hope in life, illuminating dark days with light and love.
Now not only people in India but Indian communities around the world are also eagerly preparing for the Diwali festival.
In Vietnam, this year’s Diwali Light Festival will be organized by the Indian Business Association (Incham) on the evening of December 2.
The festival not only features many famous Indian cuisines but also many vibrant music and dance performances in traditional and modern styles performed by troupes from India’s film capital, Bollywood.
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