"शौईरी-साज़ा " (अश्विन संक्रान्ति)!
The centuries-old Sair festival is mainly celebrated in Shimla, Mandi, Kullu, and Solan districts every year in mid-September.
What's the significance and why we celebrate?
Shoiri Saza or Sair is an agricultural festival. It is celebrated on the first of Asauj/Ashvin month (mid-September to mid-October) and marks the beginning of harvesting Kharif crops like paddy, corn, millet, urad, etc. in Kullu valley and other parts of Himachal. The word Kharif came from the Mughal empire.
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| Shoiri saza or Sair is an Agricultural festival. |
Sair OR Shoiri Saza is an Agricultural Festival celebrated in North Indian state of India, Himachal Pradesh.
Shoiri Saza 2020 date - 17th-SEP-2020.
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