Gudi Padwa 2026: Unveiling 10 Intriguing Facts About Maharashtra's New Year

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Gudi Padwa 2026: Uncover 10 Lesser-Known Facts About Maharashtra's New Year

One of Maharashtra's most beloved festivals, Gudi Padwa is observed by raising the Gudi, a decorated bamboo staff that represents prosperity, good fortune, and victory, outside homes. Here is a guide to 10 sacred temples in Maharashtra that one should visit this Gudi Padwa. (Image: Canva)

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CNBC TV18•19-03-2026, 15:21

Gudi Padwa 2026: Uncover 10 Lesser-Known Facts About Maharashtra's New Year

•Gudi Padwa, Maharashtra's new year, marks the start of a new lunar cycle and symbolizes fresh beginnings.
•The name 'Gudi Padwa' combines 'gudi' (Lord Brahma's emblem) and 'padwa' (first day of the bright moon phase).
•The Gudi symbol's origins are linked to Lord Rama, Shalivahana, Brahma's creation day, and Indra's flag.
•In rural Maharashtra, Gudi Padwa traditions include processions to Shiva temples with large Gudi kavads, emphasizing community participation.
•The festival is associated with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, representing victory and self-rule, and is believed by some to be his coronation day.

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