Makar SAnkrantiWORSHIPPING THE SUN: MAKAR SANKRANTIBy holidayrecipeclub

Makar SankrantiThe day to commemorate Makar Sankranti, Uttarayan, or Maghi is when the sun starts its ascent toward the north.Image Credit- Google

Sun's TransitThe event coincides with the sun's entry into the Capricorn zodiac sign, known as the Makar rashi.Image Credit- Google

January 15According to the Drik Panchang, this year's Makar Sankranti day falls on Sunday, January 15.Image Credit- Google

HArvest FestivalsPeople all around the nation enjoy harvest festivals as it signals the start of the harvest season.Image Credit- Google

Worship of SuryaOn this day, people worship the sun god Surya and take a holy dip in rivers.Image Credit- Google

Auspicious DayReligious writings view this day as auspicious for tenacity, worship, kindness, and sacrifice.Image Credit- Google

FestivitiesColorful decorations, melas, kite flying, bonfires, and feasts are used to celebrate Makar Sankranti.Image Credit- Google

SweetsAlong with worshipping animals and preparing sesame and jaggery sweets, they also donate donations to the poor.Image Credit- Google

Kite FestivalsAhmedabad celebrates its annual kite festival on this day, drawing participants from all around the world.Image Credit- Google