Shree Ramanavami

Shree Ramanavami is the festival of the Hindus on which Rama is worshipped. Rama is another form of the Vishnu but has less power than the Vishnu. The place where Rama was born is called Ayodhya. This festival is arranged in honour of Rama, and his Victory over the evil God Ravana is celebrated in the event celebrations. For more than nine days, this event continued; on the first day, the Rama birthday celebrations took place. 

Significance related to Shree Ramanavami

Rama was the God of the Hindus who were born in the form of Brahmin. He is also called Victory as he fought many wars against the Ravana God, called the evil God. on this event, the celebrations related to his appreciation of his Victory and birthday are arranged. The Rama temples are adorned, and the Rama Puja acts are offered. He teaches many lessons, and brother love is prominent among those lessons. 

Celebration of Shree Ramanavami

There are great arrangements performed in Ayodhya to celebrate the birthday of Rama. All the idols of the Rama relatives are taken out of all the temples and brought into the open ground, where all celebrators offer Puja to them. The Hanuman idols are also taken out of the temples. Tales of the Rama and Rama relatives have been recited few people celebrate the marriage ceremony of Rama in the temples. Rama foods like rice are cooked and offered to the Rama idol in Mander. In addition, people sang Rama songs to celebrate his Victory against Ravana God.