Dharamshala, April 3 -- With the onset of Shivratri, the traditional Chhinj fairs have begun to enliven villages and towns across Kangra district, marking the start of a vibrant cultural season that continues for the next four to five months.
These fairs, held in rural hamlets, temple courtyards, and open grounds, not only bring joy and jubilation to people's lives but also stand as a living symbol of the region's rich hill culture.
The arrival of Shivratri signals the beginning of a series of fairs across Kangra. Villages transform into festive hubs with colorful stalls, bustling crowds and a celebratory atmosphere.
The fairs offer a glimpse into rural simplicity, traditional attire, local customs and strong community bonding. Families,...