Summary
People create colorful statues, sing songs, and share sweets with friends and family.
The festival ends with a special water ceremony that says goodbye to the statue.
The holiday marks the birthday of the elephant‑head god who helps people start new projects
Homes and community halls display Ganesha idols decorated with flowers and lights
Children enjoy games, music, and tasty treats during the celebrations
On the final day, the statues are placed in rivers or seas in a respectful farewell
People create colorful statues, sing songs, and share sweets with friends and family.
The festival ends with a special water ceremony that says goodbye to the statue.
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