Lohri festival 2023

The harvest festival of Lohri is annually observed in North India with great fervour and joy. According to the Hindu calendar, the festival is often observed in the months of Paush or Magh, falling a day before Makar Sankranti. Thus, Lohri will be mostly observed by Hindus and Sikhs on January 13 in 2023. Although Lohri is a harvest festival, it also signifies the unofficial end of winter. It is a day for people to come together, pray, express appreciation, and ask for blessings for a good crop from nature. People celebrate this day by donning new attire, singing traditional songs, and telling stories. Children visit their neighbours and relatives and receive "Lohri Gifts" in return. We're getting closer to the time of year when we dress to impress, spend lots of time with our loved ones, and shout "Happy Lohri" as soon as the fire starts burning. However, we frequently find ourselves so preoccupied with our environment that we forget to wish our loved ones. So before you get busy with the first festival party and watch the ball drop, take a moment to share these meaningful images, quotes and messages with your family, friends, colleagues and peers. Happy Lohri 2023: 30 best quotes, wishes and messages to share with your family and friends Lohri is one of the most celebrated festivals in North India that marks the passing of winter solstice and welcomes the sun's journey to the northern hemisphere. Also known as 'Lal Loi', people from around the world light and dance aroun...