Send Baisakhi Gifts to India

How to send Baisakhi Gifts Online?

Baisakhi is the spring harvest festival in Punjab. It is a time families get together to celebrate this occasion. If you stay abroad or not with your family and friends in India, it has become very easy to send Baisakhi gifts like assorted Indian sweets. Our gifting portal will make all the occasions memorable for your near and dear ones. This Baisakhi you can make your selection from a wide range of sweets, chocolates, dry fruits, and gift hampers. You can check the watch price in India if you are willing to send a beautiful timepiece. Just make your choice and place the order and we will deliver your gifts to your loved ones right on time. This is the easiest way to send gifts to India.

How to send Baisakhi Gifts to Punjab?

Send great gifts to your loved ones in Punjab and make their Baisakhi celebration memorable. Our website has an extensive list of perfect gifts for your friends, family and loved ones for the occasion of Baisakhi. Just go to our Baisakhi gifts page and you will find the extensive list of gifts, select the ones you like best and make your payment and you are done. We will deliver the gift to the doorsteps of your loved ones and make their Baisakhi celebrations special. Just like Baisakhi, you can also send rakhi with sweets to India online on the occasion of Rakhi.

What is Baisakhi?

Baisakhi marks the first day of the month of Vaisakha and is usually celebrated every year on the 13 or 14 April as the solar new year. It is also a spring harvest festival in Punjab. For Sikhs, in addition to its significance as the New Year, during which Sikhs hold kirtans, visit local Gurdwaras, community fairs, hold nagar kirtan processions, raise the Nishan Sahib flag, and gather to socialize and share festive foods Vaisakhi observes major events in the history of Sikhism and the Indian subcontinent that happened in the Punjab region.

Significance of Baisakhi

As Baisakhi is the New Year of the Punjabi community the day is very significant for them. The day marks the beginning of a new harvest season that brings back life to Mother Nature after a cold and barren winter. Many also believe that it is on this day that the river Goddess Ganga descended into earth and so bathing into the river is one of the traditional customs of this festival. It is as important culturally as traditionally, as it is the time when all the people gather together and indulge in fun activities that create a heartwarming bond. The flourishing of crops and the new beginning of the year are symbols of renewed hope, life, joy, and relations. Hence, this day is a significant day that creates cultural, religious, and spiritual harmony. 

What is the difference between Lohri and Baisakhi?

People often confuse these two festivals. Although these two festivals are harvest festivals, the two festivals are different. Lohri is a harvest festival that marks the end of the winter in the month of January and the beginning of the harvest festival. So is Baisakhi but both festivals are celebrated in distinct regions with the same essence but different times. Lohri is based on celebrating the end of winter and starting of the harvest festival. Baisakhi marks the first day of Baisakhi which is spring. The significance of each festival is different culturally, geographically, and spiritually, making it two distinct festivals.