Religious Rituals: The day typically starts with elaborate religious ceremonies and rituals at the temple. Priests and devotees gather for special prayers and offerings to Lord Shiva.
Traditional Music and Dance: Folk music and dance performances are often part of the celebrations. Local artists showcase their talent, adding a festive atmosphere.
Processions: Devotees participate in processions carrying idols of Lord Shiva and other deities through the town, accompanied by music and chanting.
Offerings: People make offerings like flowers, coconuts, and sweets at the temple as a mark of devotion.
Feasting: Special meals and feasts are prepared, and locals often share food with pilgrims and visitors.
Cultural Programs: Cultural programs and exhibitions showcasing the local art and heritage may be organized.
Charitable Activities: Some communities engage in charitable activities, such as distributing food, blankets, and other essentials to the needy.
Community Bonding: The reopening of the temple often serves as an opportunity for locals to come together, strengthen community bonds, and share their traditions with pilgrims.
