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Rath Yatra is a religious festival of great significance in Hindu culture, commonly known as the “chariot procession.” Its origins trace back to the Jagannath Mandir in the city of Puri, Odisha, in eastern India. The festival involves the ceremonial transportation of the sacred wooden idols of the Hindu deities Lord Jagannath (an incarnation of Shri Krishna), his brother Balaram, and his sister Subhadra, placed on large chariots (rath), through the streets in a vibrant procession. It is observed

Rath Yatra is a religious festival of great significance in Hindu culture, commonly known as the "chariot procession." Its origins trace back to the Jagannath Mandir in the city of Jagannath Puri, located in the Odisha state of eastern India. The festival involves the ceremonial transportation of the sacred wooden idols of the Hindu deities Lord Jagannath (an incarnation of Shri Krishna), his brother Balaram, and his sister Subhadra, placed on elaborately decorated chariots (rath), through the s