What is Diwali? Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Families decorate their homes with lamps, exchange gifts, and gather to share in the festival’s spirit. Historically, Diwali customs have been grounded in sustainable practices, with oil lamps made from clay, natural dyes used on decorations, and the food served all created from locally sourced seasonal produce.
Today, as awareness around sustainable living grows, Diwali also serves as a reminder to celebrate mindfully and incorporate eco-friendly choices. Many communities now choose to use natural colors for rangoli (floor art), to avoid fireworks, and to share and enjoy locally sourced, organic sweets. In this week’s newsletter we take a closer look at how some of our heritage retreats in India embrace and celebrate the Diwali festivities, blending tradition with a commitment to sustainability.
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Plan ahead to experience the magic of Diwali with Secret Retreats, where each property offers an extraordinary blend of tradition, luxury, and sustainability. Whether you seek the regal charm of Rajbari Bawali, the serene landscapes of Neeleshwar Hermitage, or the cultural depth of Bari Kothi, each destination provides a unique and authentic celebration that honors both heritage and the environment. Discover the true essence of Diwali through thoughtful, eco-conscious festivities and unforgettable experiences. Book with Secret Retreats and immerse yourself in a Diwali celebration like no other.
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