In Odia Culture Odias are celebated many festivals in different months of a year. These festivals are starting from the Pana Sankranti in Baishakha Masa (April-May) ending at Dola Purnima in Chaitra Masa (March-April). Among these bara masa tera paraba is very important.
What are the bara masa tera paraba
Odisha is famous for it’s rich culture and glorious traditions. Our Cultures and traditions are around 260 BC which unites the Odias and allows them to celebrate each event with equal joy & happiness. We have some Festivals or Puja celebration in every month of a year. Our Jagannatha sanskruti is it. No one else observes as many customary holidays as an Odia. Among these bara masa tera parba are very important.
- Baishakha-Pana Sankranti (April-May)
- Jyestha-Sabitri Brata (May-June)
- Asadha-Ratha Jatra (June-July)
- Srabana-Chitalagi Amavasya (July-August)
- Bhadraba-Ganesh Chaturthi (August-September)
- Ashwina-Durga Puja (September-October)
- Karttika-Karttika Purnima / Deepavali (Ocotber-November)
- Margashira-Prathamastami (November-December)
- Pousha-Makar Sankranti (December-January)
- Magha-Sri Panchamai / Saraswati Puja (January-February)
- Falguna-Maha Shivaratri (February-March)
- Chaitra-Dola Purnima / Holi (March-April)
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