FAQs on Baisakhi
Jul 14, 2025
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Yes, you can send gifts on Baisakhi to your loved ones to celebrate the New Year and express your warmest wishes. The festival brings joy and new beginnings which are celebrated by people across the world. Hence, the Indian diaspora living in foreign lands makes it a point to send gifts to their loved ones and shower their affection even from afar.
There are myriad things that you can send to Baisakhi to your loved ones as gifts. But if you wish to send an appropriate gift that will strike a chord and have the essence of Baisakhi, then you can try sending sweets, dry fruits, which are the most traditional gift that has the essence of Baisakhi, and chocolate hampers. Gift hampers are also a great option if you can’t think of anything or wish to give something that will give them a memorable experience, then give them a gift card that will have plenty of options to choose from and create a wonderful gifting experience.
As Baisakhi is a festival that starts a new harvest season the farmers pray for a bountiful harvest in the new year. The people pray for a refreshing and joyous new year, family gatherings and feasts are household customs. People visit Gurudwara and pray; many also go to the sacred river Ganga to take a dip and cleanse their souls for a new and better beginning. After the puja and visiting the Gurudwara, the feast commences, and many more fun activities like dancing the traditional dances and singing folk songs bring everyone together in a heartwarming harmony.
If you are looking for a fresh and healthy gift to send to your loved ones then you can try sending a fresh fruit basket. This will be a great gift as it is also a symbol of a bountiful harvest as well as healthier than anything else. Another great option is to send a basket of dry fruits, and nuts that will express your wishes for happiness and health.
No, it is not a dance form but there are plenty of traditional dances like Gidda, and Bhangra associated with this. These dances are performed on the day of Baisakhi with many traditional folksongs to celebrate the day.
Baisakhi is a festival that not only celebrates the New Year and the hope for a bountiful harvest. It also marks the beginning of the Khalsa order, hence there are many customs and traditions associated with it to honor and celebrate the day. The customs and the day start with taking a dip in the Ganga, visiting the gurudwaras, raising the Nishan Sahib, the sacred flag, singing Kirtans, then distributing langars, and participating in cultural programs. It is a cultural program where the traditional dance forms are danced and folklore are sung. These customs bring the people together and bind them in a community.
