Basant Panchami celebrates the arrival of spring, saying goodbye to winter and welcoming the season of new beginnings.
People pray to Goddess Saraswati, who symbolizes knowledge and learning, hoping for her blessings in academics and arts.
You will see lots of yellow! From clothes to decorations, yellow represents the brightness of spring and is a major theme of the festival.
It's kite-flying time! Families and friends gather on rooftops to fly colorful kites, adding fun and excitement to the celebration.
Enjoy music and dance performances showcasing local talent, adding entertainment to the festivities.
Get ready for delicious meals! Families come together to enjoy special dishes prepared for the occasion.
Basant Panchami is often seen as a good day to start learning something new, whether it's enrolling in school or picking up a new hobby.
Many people engage in charitable activities, helping those in need by donating books or supporting education.