Govardhan Puja 2024: Celebrating Lord Krishna's Triumph Over Indra

The festival, observed on November 2, emphasizes harmony with nature and features rituals honoring Lord Krishna's protection of villagers from heavy rains.

Govardhan Puja follows Diwali and will be celebrated on November 2, 2024, marking the victory of Lord Krishna over the rain god, Indra.
Devotees honor the legend of Krishna lifting Govardhan Hill to protect villagers from floods, symbolizing faith and devotion over arrogance.
Rituals include offering food, performing aarti, and worshipping cows, underscoring the importance of nature and agriculture.
The auspicious Pratahkala Muhurat for performing rituals is from 6:14 AM to 8:33 AM, with the Sayankala Muhurat from 3:33 PM to 5:53 PM.
Participants are encouraged to prepare vegetarian dishes, avoid non-vegetarian foods and alcohol, and use natural materials for decorations.