What is the most religious celebration in your country and religion?
What is the most religious celebration in your country and religion?
I am a Hindu living in India. In my region, the Durga Puja( Worshipping the Goddess Durga) is the most famous popular religious festival. We have been celebrating the prayer since many a day most probably impossible to remember. What is in your region and your religion?
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