Kharchi Puja 2023: The northeastern regions of Tripura joyfully and enthusiastically celebrate the important holiday of Kharchi Puja each year. This event, often referred to as the “Festival of Gods,” is observed annually on the eighth day of the new moon in July or August. Tripura Sundari, also known as Kharchi Baba or Kharchi, the goddess of the royal lineage, is the major focus of the event.
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The Kharchi Puja, also known as the Festival of Gods, started on June 26 and will end on July 2, 2023. It is a significant event dedicated to Chaturdasha Devta, the Tripuri people’s ancestor god.
Kharchi Puja 2023: Significance
The fourteen gods that make up the Tripuri dynasty deity are worshipped during the important festival known as the Kharchi Puja. It is a vivid show of religious enthusiasm and cultural legacy that draws thousands of followers from all across the nation. This event offers a chance to take in huge celebrations, from the rumbly pounding of drums to the fragrant incense at temples. The goddess is said to be the reigning divinity of the region and to guard the people of Tripura. 15 days after Ambu Bachi or Ambu Pechi, the event is held. Ambu Pechi is said to symbolise the Goddess’ or Mother Earth’s menstrual cycle in Tripuri tradition.
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Kharchi Puja 2023: Celebrations
The chanting of holy mantras and hymns to enlist the deity’s blessings ushers in the celebrations of Kharchi puja. The Chaturdasha Mandapa’s creation is one of the festival’s fundamental customs. It is a transient building made of bamboo with thatched roofs that represents the royal seat of the Tripuri monarchs. fourteen deities marched in a spectacular procession from the historic Ujjayanta Palace to the Chaturdasha Mandapa. It is accompanied by thousands of followers as well as drummers, musicians, and dancers.
