As Diwali lights up homes across India, the festival’s glow extends far beyond its borders. The Festival of Lights, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil, is now a global celebration that unites cultures in joy, family, and faith. Apart from India, nine other countries also celebrate the festival of lights with equal fervor and joy.

Diwali beyond India

Nepal celebrates it as Tihar, a five-day festival honoring gods, animals, and family ties. Each day carries special rituals, from worshipping cows to celebrating the bond between siblings. In Sri Lanka, Deepavali is observed mainly by the Tamil community with temple visits, sweets, and lamps, marking forgiveness and new beginnings. In Myanmar, Diwali follows the Hindu solar calendar, with families lighting diyas, praying, and sharing s

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