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As Makar Sankranti will be celebrated across India on 14th January, and mostly as a significant harvest festival in several regions, you can experience Sankranti in South India with a different twist and delve into the region's rich cultural heritage. Consider this list of places to visit in South India
this Sankranti and be a part of the grand festivities.
Top 5 Places to Visit in South India for Makar Sankranti
• Madurai
Madurai, being a holy and sacred place along with the home to the famous Meenakshi temple, turns into a spectacle with large crowds during the Makar Sankranti festival. You can take part in the temple activities to watch the locals playing the traditional bull game, and you will have a great time.
• Mysore
Mysore celebrates Makar Sankranti with full spirit and joy, which can be experienced in the bustling city markets a week before the festival. You can attend the celebrations in public places and do not miss out on exploring the grand Mysore Palace, and try out their traditional sweets.
• Rameshwaram
Rameshwaram is an ideal destination for a peaceful vacation during Makar Sankranti. Apart from witnessing the crystalline blues of the seas and taking a dip at the sacred water, you can visit the Ramanathaswamy Temple to experience spirituality at its best.
• Sabarimala
Also known as Makara Vilakku in Sabarimala, Makar Sankranti brings thousands of pilgrims to this sacred village, and the festival lasts for 7 days. You can visit the Sabarimala Temple and learn about its history and significance, the festival, and the mythical legend associated with it.
• Tirupati
Tirupati is a perfect destination to attend the Makar Sankranti Festival darshan, as you can experience a sacred aura. Surrounded by lush green hills, Tirupati is an ideal temple town that attracts devotees from across India, and you can witness the local traditions and rituals.
Thus, these are the best places to visit in South India for Makar Sankranti, and you can create a handful of memories, as the festival lasts up to four days.
