Diwali is the only festival which is celebrated by all Indians from Kashmir to Kanyakumari regardless of culture or state. Come and celebrate this Diwali at Krishna Inn, the best among hotels near Guruvayur temple.
So in this festival occasion, there will be no other better option for you than choosing Krishna Inn if you are visiting Guruvayoor and searching for the best among hotels near Guruvayur temple.
The long wait is coming to an end and Diwali reached our doorstep.
So what are you planning for this Diwali?
It is obvious that we will try all the way possible to make every celebration better than the previous one.
So this time rather than restricting it to one other festival to light lamps and share sweets, shall we make it as a memorable and exciting one?
A family trip is the best option for you to spend your good times to celebrate a festival like Diwali. Now you must be thinking that to where that visit should be.
What about considering Guruvayur temple as a choice?
Because while you consider this option you will get two unique advantages which no other place can provide you. They are
- The golden chance to show your worship to Lord Krishna with your family
- Guruvayoor is not limited as a pilgrimage spot, but it is also reputed as a popular tourist destination in India.
So right after you decide to visit Guruvayoor, there will be a most frequent question will arise.
Where you will get the best hotel rooms in Guruvayur? As far as Krishna Inn stands tall and strong in providing the best possible accommodation in Guruvayoor at the most affordable price. Do not worry about this. We will take care of it.
But have you ever thought why Diwali is so popular among us and what makes Diwali stand out from all festivals?
Diwali is a festival of light. And the entire nation celebrates Diwali. Diwali is a 5-day celebration in many places.
All families gather and light ground lamps, exchange expensive gifts and share delicious sweets prepared only for this festival. Let’s go through the history of Diwali quickly.
Diwali’s history goes back to the ancient Indian period.
There are several believes going around this festival and the most resounding one is that Diwali celebrates the return of Lord Rama with Goddess Sita to the kingdom of Ayodhya after his 14-year-long exile and vanquishing the demon-king Ravana.
The people of Ayodhya illuminated the entire kingdom with earthen lamps to show the joy of their king’s return. So, Diwali is known as the festival of lights.
We know Diwali is based on Hindu mythology. But many other religions also celebrate in their own way. This festival finds importance in religions such as Jainism, Sikhism and Buddhism along with Hinduism.
The Jainists celebrate the festival as the day when Mahavira, the last spiritual teacher on earth, reached enlightenment. Buddhists celebrate Diwali as the day Emperor Ashoka converted to Buddhism.
The Sikhs celebrate the festival to remember the day of the return of Guru Har Gobind Ji from the prison of Jahangir along with some Hindu gurus.
When the entire country celebrates Diwali as a five-day celebration, Krishna Inn, the best among hotels near Guruvayur temple, recommends you stay here. The hotel provides rooms near Guruvayoor temple just 8 minutes of walking distance and a wide parking area in this rush city.
Now let’s see what makes each day special in every Diwali season
- First Day:- The first day of Diwali is Dhanteras, which indicates the beginning of the new financial year for Hindus.
- Second Day:- The second day of Diwali is Chhoti Diwali. It is celebrated to remember Lord Krishna’s victory over the demon king Naraka.
- Third Day:- The third day is Diwali’s main day that involves worshipping Goddess Lakshmi to rejoice in his birth of Samudra Manthan.
- Fourth Day:- The fourth day of Diwali is known as Govardhan Puja. It is celebrated to remember the triumph of Lord Vishnu over the demon king Bali, as well as the victory of Lord Krishna over God Indra.
- Fifth Day:- Diwali’s fifth and final day is known as Bhai Dooj. Which celebrates the love and bond of brothers and sisters.
We celebrate Diwali in various ways.
Diwali celebrations begin with decorations, which include lights, lamps, and flowers. They symbolize lightness and success, as they illuminate the entire atmosphere and lift the mood.
An important part of this celebration is the making of Rangoli, the colorful paintings displayed in front of the houses.
Bursting crackers in Diwali has been one of the key rituals of this festival forever. Laxmi Puja is one of the main rituals in Diwali.
This is done by lighting an oil lamp in front of the idol, followed by prayers. And which include hymns, songs, and chants dedicated to Lord Laxmi.
Make this Diwali truly memorable with Krishna Inn by experiencing different cultural celebrations throughout India like never before.
Krishna Inn-best hotels near Guruvayur temple wish the festival of lights bring you all immense peace, prosperity, success and health for all. happy Diwali !!!
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