Makar Sankranti marks when the Sun moves into Capricorn (Makar).
Flying kites is one of the best parts of Makar Sankranti across many regions in India.
This festival is famous for its delicious sweets, especially those made with sesame seeds (til) and jaggery (gur).
On Makar Sankranti, people take blessed dips in rivers, especially in places like Haridwar and Prayagraj, to cleanse their sins.
While flying kites and enjoying sweets are popular everywhere, each state has its special way of marking the occasion.
Bonfires play a big role in northern Indian celebrations, especially in Punjab and Haryana.
Whether it’s sharing sweets, flying kites, or following traditions, the festival promotes a sense of unity and joy, creating lasting memories.