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                          Happy Chhath Puja 2020 – The Real Tour Varanasi, the Second Online The origin of Chhath Puja is   believed to be originated from Vedas, Epic Mahabharata and Ramayana. It is   also believe that, it has Legend of King named Priyabrat and his wife Malini blessed with beautiful baby boy and they started worshiping Chhathi Maiya and celebrating Chhath Puja. Legends of Chhath Puja Chhath Puja Story: King Priyabrat It is the story of a king named Priyabrat and his wife Malini. Both are living happily, but have no child. They decided on Maha Yagya with the help of Maharishi Kashyap. King’s wife Malini got pregnant and delivered dead child. With this the king loses hope of decided to give his life, suddenly, the Manas Kanya (Devsena) appeared and said “I am Goddess Khashti and I’m an incarnation of the sixth part of the universe. If you worship me with pure mind and soul for six days, you would definitely be blessed with a child” The King and Queen agreed to

  Goverdhan Puja 2020- The Holistic Tourism ,Varanasi – the Second Online Govardhan Puja on Sunday, November 15, 2020 Govardhan Puja Sayankala Muhurat - 02:59 PM to 05:10 PM Duration - 02 Hours 11 Mins   Pratipada Tithi Begins - 10:36 AM on Nov 15, 2020 Pratipada Tithi Ends - 07:06 AM on Nov 16, 2020   2020 Govardhan Puja | Annakut Puja Most of the time  Govardhan Puja   day falls next day after Diwali Puja and it is celebrated as the day when  Lord Krishna  defeated  God Indra . Sometimes there might be one day gap between Diwali and Govardhan Puja. One day, Lord Krishna wanted to teach Indra a lesson. He convinced the inhabitants of Vrindavan to honor Govardhan Hill instead, whose fertile soil provided the grass upon which the cows and bulls grazed, and to honor the cows and bulls who provided milk and plowed the lands. Outraged, Indra retaliated with terrifying thunderstorms. Lord Krishna, calmly lifted Govardhan Hill with the little finger of his left hand. For sev

Narak Chaturdashi / Chhoti Diwali 2020 – Varanasi Holy Tourism, Aktha   Narak Chaturdashi on Saturday, November 14, 2020 Abhyang Snan Muhurat - 04:56 AM to 06:14 AM Duration - 01 Hour 18 Mins Moonrise at Abhyang Snan - 04:56 AM Abhyang Snan during Moonrise and Chaturdashi Chaturdashi Tithi Begins - 05:59 PM on Nov 13, 2020 Chaturdashi Tithi Ends - 02:17 PM on Nov 14, 2020          Narak Chaturdashi is a festival celebrated in the month of Kartik, on the 14th day of the waning moon. It is also known as Narak Chaudas, Roop Chaudas or even Kali Chaudas. As per the ancient Indian mythology, people revere the Lord of death ‘Yamraj’ with utmost devotion and adoration. As it is celebrated a day before  Diwali , it is also known as Choti Diwali. On this day, people light up diyas at their homes after dusk. By lionising the god of death, people make sure that they are absolved from the clutches of untimely death as well as pray for a better health. Along with this, it is also

Dhanteras 2020 -  Varanasi Holy Tourism, the 2 nd Online Travel The Second Online Travel, Varanasi wishes you and your family a very Happy Dhanteras. May this Dhanteras Celebration endow you.. with prosperity and opulence. Endless Happiness comes at your doorsteps. Dhanteras 2020 -  Varanasi Holy Tourism, the 2 nd Online Travel Varanasi . This year,  Dhanteras   is being observed today i.e November 13, 2020. As per the tradition,  Dhanteras  puja is conducted after sunset on the day of the event. The best  time  to perform  Dhanteras  puja is during the Pradosh Kaal between 5:28 PM and 8:07 PM on November 13. Dhanteras is a Hindu festival that marks the first day of the Diwali festival. This festival is believed to bring prosperity and health to the lives of people and hence it is celebrated with great enthusiasm. According to the Hindu calendar, it is celebrated in the month of Kartik. It is the seventh month according to the Bengali, Maithili and Nepali calendars; Whereas, ac

Lotus – Sacred Flower, the Sacred Tourism- Varanasi The Second Online Travel, Varanasi As per botany, Lotus’s original name is Nelumbo nucifera. It is also known as the sacred lotus or bean of India. It is a kind of aquatic plant. It was adopted as the national flower of India in 1950 after the formation of our constitution. Generally, these species are found in the southeastern Asiatic countries, Japan, America, and Europe. It grows usually in stationary water bodies which are kind of lakes, ponds, and artificial pools. It is spread around horizontally up to 3 meters and it is 2 cm long. Leaves grow up to a length of 60 cm. And flower grows fully fledged up to 20 cm respectively. On average, it has 30 numbers of petals when it gains maturity. It is tied to our culture, heritage, and history of our nation. To reinforce the qualities of the nation and to make the country’s large image among the whole world, lotus plays an important role. Lotus denotes the truthfulness and stre

Enjoy Today! The Online Tour & Travel , Varanasi Those there are many educational quotes, this one  “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever”  has touched almost everyone’s heart. A quote by  Mahatma Gandhi  that lets us with the message how important is each day in our life. Mind is the most powerful thing, when it is filled with positive thoughts, the rest will fall in place. Do not keep anything for tomorrow, if it meant to be done today, do it right away. Procrastination is the biggest enemy within each of us. No matter how different or tough the job is- things to be done today should be given priority over anything else. Knowledge is always an asset, no matter what life brings you to and how things change, knowledge you gained can never be taken away from you. Knowledge is having the right answer for all questions, it is the power that can only be shared but never can be given away. Understanding is a deeper knowledge, there are many