The Chhath festival, observed on the sixth day of Shukla Paksha in astrology, is a time of sun worship.
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Chhath fasting, which starts on October 28 and ends on October 31, is a religious practice that promotes happiness and prosperity within families.
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The Chhath festival, celebrated on the sixth day of Shukla Paksha in astrology, is a time of sun worship.
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Yamuna Ghat at ITO, Delhi's oldest Chhath Puja site, attracts thousands of devotees annually for its traditional ambience and well-maintained facilities.
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The Noida Stadium's Sector 21A ghat, the largest temporary in the region, can accommodate over 2.5 lakh devotees, making it an ideal location for community celebrations.
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Kalindi Kunj Ghat, despite environmental challenges, remains popular due to its convenient location, accessibility, and remains visited by devotees for its historical significance.
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Kudesia Ghat at Kashmere Gate, renowned for its scenic beauty and well-maintained facilities, provides a clean and safe environment for devotees during festivals in Delhi.
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Yamuna Ghat near Wazirabad Bridge offers a unique celebration experience with Wazirabad Barrage backdrop, perfect for photography and spiritual significance.
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The Palm Park in Delta-1, Greater Noida, offers a serene and well-maintained space for performing Chhath Puja rituals, recently cleaned and prepared by local authorities.
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This Surya Ghat offers a serene atmosphere for intimate celebrations in North and Central Delhi, perfect for focused worship and meditation.
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