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Deepavali, India’s iconic festival of lights, has been added to UNESCO’s Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2025, highlighting its cultural significance and vibrant traditions. UNESCO’s list recognises living practices such as rituals, festive events, crafts, and

Raulane Mela is one of Kinnaur’s most unique winter-to-spring transition festivals, celebrating the farewell of Sauni—protective mountain spirits believed to guard villages through harsh Himalayan winters. Marked by elaborate traditional attire, ritual processions, and deep-rooted folklore, the festival reflects the

The Battle of Rehlu in 1794 was a watershed moment in the history of the hill states of present-day Himachal Pradesh, marking the high point of Kangra's dominance under the ambitious Raja Sansar Chand II. It was a fierce clash

Mandi, a town located in Himachal Pradesh, serves as a significant cultural and spiritual epicentre during the annual International Shivratri Festival. This event, which highlights the community's devotion to Lord Shiva, attracts participants from diverse backgrounds, thereby reinforcing Mandi's reputation