Dasara 2023 Start End Date Telugu Calendar Navarathri Schedule
Know the details about the Dasara 2023 Start End Date Telugu Calendar Navarathri Schedule, Dussehra 2023 Dates Timings Pooja Schedule Tithi
Dasara which is also called the Dussehra is the most important festival which is conducted in the country. This is the festival which is celebrated throughout the country in almost all the states. As the Dasara festival is celebrated for nine days, this festival is called the Dasara Navarathri Festival. In Telugu states also, the Dasara festival is celebrated among the pilgrims in an amazing grand manner. Many temples will be doing the Dasara festival in the temples for the pilgrims. Special Pooja will be performed on all nine days in the Durga temples. The pilgrims can visit the temples and can do the Dasara festival or the pilgrims can also do the festival at home.
Dasara 2023 Start End Date Telugu Calendar Navarathri Schedule
Dasara 2023 Start Date: 15 October 2023, 04.45 AM
Dasara 2023 End Date: 24 October 2023, 11.05 PM
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- The last day of the Dasara festival is celebrated as the Vijaya Dasami. Many pilgrims will be worshipping the Lord on all nine days during the Dasara festival. Each day in the Dasara festival is celebrated for the Durga Devi in different forms.
- The pilgrims who want to celebrate the Dasara festival can visit the temple and book for the Dasara pooja. Many pilgrims will also be doing the Dasara festival in their homes. This depends on the pilgrims to pilgrims.
- The pilgrims need to follow the schedule of the Dasara festival as per the Tithi of the pooja. The Dasara tithi means the timings of the pooja to which the pilgrims can go.
- The Navratri term comes from this nine-day festival which is conducted during the Dasara festivals. The pilgrims can follow the Telugu calendar for the Dasara pooja schedule. Most of the families in the states will be doing the Dasara festival.
Last reviewed: April 8, 2026
