Garba looks like a celebration filled with music, colourful outfits and rhythmic movements. But have you ever wondered why people dance in circles or why a decorated kalash is sometimes placed at the centre? These traditions carry deeper symbolic meanings connected to creation, time and divine feminine energy. During Navratri, Garba becomes more than a festive activity for many devotees. It can also become a way to express devotion to Goddess Durga and feel connected to Shakti.
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