Best location and Special Diwali and firework in Golden Temple Amritsar

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Best location and Special Diwali and firework in Golden Temple Amritsar

The Best location Diwali firework celebrations at the Golden Temple last night was truly spectacular location and Special. This Diwali, many of us saw a stunning picture of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab illuminated with hundreds of sky lanterns.

This year Diwali comes on 7th November 2018. Diwali is the big festival of our country. It is considered as the new year for Hindus. All over India, Hindus celebrate Diwali with sparkles and firecrackers. People exchange sweets, Diwali wishes and visiting relatives. Are you thinking about sending Diwali wishes in Hindi to greet your dear and near ones a Happy Diwali?  We listed us some funny Diwali wishes and heartfelt Diwali messages for you.

Wishing you a very Happy Diwali 2018 to you and your family.

The photograph was widely shared on social media platforms and over WhatsApp as well The half-hour fireworks show was breathtaking and we positioned ourselves on top of a nearby hotel to get the best view possible. After the show, we headed into the temple to join the thousands already there. It is estimated that over half a million people gather at the Golden Temple for the Diwali celebrations. Since early morning, devotees queued up in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple and at Akal Takht, the highest Sikh temporal seat.

Here are some photos from our group’s attendance at the celebrations last night. I found a nearby building and made my way to the rooftop to get the best view possible. The main fireworks display launched from the temple complex itself but all around the temple, enthusiastic Sikhs set off endless rounds of deafening crackers. Though the main fireworks organized by the temple a colorful explosion could be heard.

Lakhs of devotees reach Amritsar to witness the lighting and fireworks at the shrine. More tourists are expected this time as the recently opened heritage street is an added attraction. Some devotees were taking a dip in the holy waters, praying to the almighty with faith. I walked towards the temple, measuring the carpet laden perimeter with my foot. I couldn’t help but admire the glorious & bright marvel in front of me, Golden temple at night.

Last year, there was no illumination or firework display at the shrine on Diwali in view of a series of incidents of sacrilege of Guru Granth Sahib.