Krishna Janmashtami celebrations around the world!!!

Around the world, people celebrate krishna Janmashtami with great enthusiasm. This holiday is observed differently in many indian states as well as other nations.

North India: Janmashtami is the largest festival celebrated in this region. people commemorate the Raas Leela ritual on this day. Another activity that happens in Jammu on krishna Janmashtami is kite flying.

Northeastern and Eastern India: Manipur's citizens perform the love-inspired dance drama Radha-Krishna Raslila during Janmashtami. parents dressed their children as gopis and krishna from the legends of krishna and read aloud from the Bhagavata Gita and the tenth chapter of the Bhagavata Purana.

West bengal and Odisha: sri krishna Odisha is another name for the festival. people fast and worship till midnight on Janmashtami. people recite the tenth purana of the Bhagavata Purana, which is about Krishna's life. The following day is "Nanda Utsav," a festival dedicated to the memory of Krishna's foster parents, Nanda and Yashoda.

Rajasthan and Gujarat: To celebrate krishna Janmashtami, the people of gujarat do a Makhan Handi ritual, which is the same as the Dahi Handi tradition. Some people visit Lord krishna temples, sing bhajans, and engage in folk dances.

Maharashtra: Janmashtami, also known as Gokulashtami, is celebrated annually in August. The Dahi Handi celebration is held on the day after krishna Janmashtami. people crush the "Dahi Handi," an earthen pot filled with yogurt, on this particular day. Mythology states that because baby krishna stole butter and yoghurt, people were careful to keep their milk products out of Krishna's grasp.

Krishna would come up with all sorts of inventive ways to get rid of these precarious pots, such as constructing human pyramids with his pals. The idea of Dahi Handi—where the contents that spill—was thus born, and its name is Prasada.

South India: The region celebrates Gokula Ashtami with great fervor. In Tamil Nadu, floors are adorned with kolam, and devotional hymns honoring Krishna are sung. They show Krishna's footsteps going from the door to the pooja room, signifying his arrival into the house. krishna is offered fruits, butter, and betel.