Dhanteras, celebrated as the festival of prosperity and well-being, marks the start of the grand five-day Diwali festival. Observed on the 13th day of the dark fortnight of Kartik, according to the Hindu lunar calendar, Dhanteras brings a sense of hope, new beginnings, and auspiciousness. The term "Dhanteras" comes from two Sanskrit words—"Dhan" meaning wealth, and "Teras," which signifies the thirteenth day. In the vibrant city of Chandigarh, the spirit of Dhanteras aligns seamlessly with its modern urban vibe and deep-rooted traditions. With the city sparkling with lights and the excitement of shopping filling the air, the festival brings joy, togetherness, and a spirit of abundance. This post explores how Dhanteras is celebrated in Chandigarh, covering its traditions, the festive shopping experience, and the special cultural activities that fill the city with excitement during this time. The Essence of Dhanteras: Tradition and Belief Dhanteras holds a s...
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