Immersion Procession

The Immersion Procession is a cultural and religious practice often seen during festivals, where idols or images of deities are taken in a ceremonial parade to a body of water. Participants celebrate by singing, dancing, and offering prayers before submerging the idols, symbolizing the return of the deity to their celestial abode. This act signifies the cycle of creation and dissolution, embodying themes of devotion and community spirit. Immersion processions are particularly notable during festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi and Durga Puja in India, showcasing rich traditions and foster a sense of togetherness among participants.