Lohri 2024: 5 Traditional Foods To Include In Delicious ‘Lohri Ki Thali’
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'Lo aagyi Lohri re!' Lohri is a Punjabi folk festival marked every year in January. The festival is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm, mostly in North India, as the festival of harvest. It marks the harvest of crops like sugar cane, peanuts, and radish. This year, people are celebrating Lohri 2024 on either January 13, 2024 or January 14, 2024. It is also the perfect festival for winter as people light bonfires and go around the fire -- praying, singing folk songs and dancing. People also sit in groups around the bonfire to beat the winter chill. Along with lighting bonfires and socialising, eating some Lohri special foods is also an important part of the festival. People prepare a special 'Lohri Ki Thali' to feast on after lighting the bonfire. If you too want to prepare ...