Diwali Celebrated Around The World

Diwali is one of the festivals that are celebrated around the globe. People from all religions and beliefs rejoice this occasion by visiting their friends and family. During the third and main day of Diwali, devotees offer puja to Goddess Lakshmi. She symbolizes wealth and prosperity, and her devotees take her blessings. In some regions, devotees also offer puja to Lord Ganesha, Goddess Saraswati and Kubera.

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Diwali is a Hindu festival celebrated mainly in India. However, people from all walks of life are welcomed to rejoice this special occasion.

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Diwali is an ancient festival practiced by mainly Hindus in India during the new moon night of the Hindu Lunisolar month Kartika. According to Gregorian calendar, Diwali falls between October and November.

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Diwali in India is celebrated on the darkest night of autumn, which is lit with diyas, candles and lanterns.

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Indonesia has a large population that follows Islam religion, but Diwali is celebrated with much pomp and gaiety. The celebration is enjoyed by the locals in the country, and the rituals are followed by Hindus are similar to India—offer puja to Goddess Lakshmi, exchange sweets with loved ones and decorate the house with diyas.

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