The festival of the full moon celebrating youth, beauty, and Lord Kartikeya
Kumar Purnima is a significant festival celebrated on the full moon day in the month of Kartik (October/November). This beautiful celebration honors Lord Kartikeya (Kumar) and celebrates youth, beauty, and the divine feminine energy.
The festival is especially meaningful for young people and unmarried women who observe rituals for good health, beauty, and finding a suitable life partner. The bright full moon symbolizes completeness, purity, and new beginnings.
MI-OSA celebrates this festival with traditional songs, dances, moon gazing ceremonies, and special prayers under the beautiful autumn full moon.
Traditional moon gazing and worship ceremonies performed under the beautiful full moon.
Traditional Odia folk dances, especially performed by young women celebrating their heritage.
Beautiful devotional songs and bhajans dedicated to Lord Kartikeya and lunar deities.
Traditional sweets like kheer, rasagola, and coconut-based delicacies prepared for the celebration.
Experience the magic of the full moon festival with traditional celebrations, cultural programs, and community fellowship.