Chennai, Oct. 12 -- India is immersed in the festive spirit of Navaratri, with people across the country celebrating the festival in their own unique ways, rooted in regional traditions and customs. In South India, particularly, devotees adorn their homes and temples with beautifully arranged Golu dolls, a cherished tradition also known as Bommai Golu, Bommala Koluvu, or Bombe Habba in different regions.

Golu dolls are traditional figurines displayed on tiered steps during Navaratri in states like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh

Check how beautifully Golu dolls of Goddess Saraswati and other deities are adorned as part of the festive rituals, adding to the divine charm of Navaratri celebrations.

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