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Kalyana Karnataka · Deccan Inland Plateau
त्योहार
| त्योहार | कब | क्या होता है |
|---|---|---|
| Basava Jayanti | Vaishakha Shukla Tritiya (April–May) | Basavanna's birth anniversary, marked with processions, vachana recitation and public readings across the region and observed as a state holiday in Karnataka. Basavakalyana and Kudalasangama are the focal points. |
| Urs of Khwaja Bande Nawaz | Mid Zil-qad, lunar — the date moves through the solar year | Several days of qawwali, sandal procession and langar at the Kalaburagi dargah, drawing pilgrims from across the Deccan. Accommodation in the city is effectively unavailable for the duration. |
| Muharram in the villages | The first ten days of Muharram, lunar | Panjas installed in a village hall, alai drumming and stepping each night, fire-pits walked at the close, and a set of observances kept in many rural areas by households of several communities together — a pattern recorded in these districts through the colonial gazetteers and still current. |
| Sharanabasaveshwara jatre | — | The annual fair at the Sharanabasaveshwara temple in Kalaburagi, one of the largest gatherings in the region, with a chariot procession, a cattle market and night theatre attached. |
| Kalyana Karnataka Utsava | 17 September | Marks the 1948 integration of the former Hyderabad State districts into the Indian Union. Observed officially with a flag-hoisting and public functions across the seven districts. |
| Hampi Utsava | Usually in the cool season; the dates are set by the state each year | A government-run festival of music, dance and light staged among the Vijayanagara ruins. Worth checking before booking, in either direction — it is either the reason to go or the reason not to. |
| Nagara Panchami | Shravana (July–August) | Observed with unusual intensity across the northern districts, with swings hung for unmarried women, ellu and undi made in quantity, and brothers fetching sisters home for the day. |
| Sankranti | 14 or 15 January | The harvest turning point. Sesame and jaggery are exchanged with the formula ellu bella tindu olle maatadi — eat sesame and jaggery and speak sweetly — cattle are painted and run through a fire, and the rabi jowar is in. |
| Ugadi | Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (March–April) | The Kannada new year, opened with bevu-bella, a mouthful of neem and jaggery taken together as an explicit statement about the year ahead. |
| Datta Jayanti at Ganagapur | Margashirsha Purnima (November–December) | A large pilgrimage gathering on the Bhima, drawing heavily from the Marathi-speaking country to the north. |
Kalyana Karnataka का त्योहार कैलेंडर — क्या मनाया जाता है, कब पड़ता है और क्या होता है। (10)