Jhamu Jatra is a prominent festival dedicated to Maa Mangala. It's a month-long festival, starting on the first Tuesday of Chaitra month, with the final day, the fifth Tuesday, marking the conclusion with Jhamu Jatra. This festival is known for its unique rituals, including devotees walking on fire (Agni Pariksha) to fulfill their vows and appease the goddess. Key aspects of Jhamu Jatra in Kakatpur: Celebration:

The festival is celebrated over five Tuesdays, starting from the first Tuesday of Chaitra month. Rituals:

A key ritual involves devotees collecting water from the Prachi River and carrying it in earthen pots, while also walking barefoot over burning charcoal. Significance: The fire-walking ritual is a testament to faith and devotion, with devotees believing divine intervention protects them from harm. Attendance: Thousands of devotees and onlookers gather to witness the rituals and participate in the festivities.