Don't miss these upcoming festivals, happening this August in Goa

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Vasco Saptah: It is celebrated a day after the Hindu festival of 'Nag panchami'. The festival attracts a large fair and you can find various items from clothes to utensils to other items of necessity here. 'Saptah' means 'seven days', and hence the festival is celebrated for a week. | Picture Courtesy: Vasco Damodar Saptah Facebook
Konshachem fest: It Is also known as 'Harvest festival', and takes place in different parts of Goa during the harvest period. The festival is celebrated on August 5 every year in Raia, South Goa. One can definitely experience the unique way in which it is celebrated.
Rakshah Bandhan: Are you still wondering what to gift your sister this Rakshah Bandhan? Well, there's nothing better than a trip to Goa. August 11, 2022, marks as a day to celebrate the bond between a brother and sister, who ties a thread, known as ‘Rakhi’ on the wrist of her brother, who promises to protect her and keep her happy.
Janmashtami: Visit Goa on August 18 to watch Goans celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna. You can find boys forming a pyramid to break the pot of curd, 'Dahi Handi', hanging above.
Bonderam: The island of Divar, Goa, hosts the famous flag festival known as 'Bonderam'. During this festival, the island of Divar comes to life with music, dance and floats. Villagers, both, old and the young actively participate in the floats. | Picture Courtesy: Facebook/ Bonderam

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