Kanpur, a city blending historical charm with modern vitality, stands as a testament to India’s rich heritage and contemporary enterprise. Its inhabitants, deeply rooted in tradition, ardently celebrate festivals, with Deepawali holding a prominent place in their hearts.This festival spans four joyous days, illuminating the city in a vibrant spectacle. Kanpur’s historical monuments bear witness to the city’s cultural richness, reflecting the harmonious coexistence of tradition and progress. Deepawali, a beacon of light, transcends borders, celebrated not only in India but across southern Asia and globally by Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains.As Deepawali aligns with the Hindu New Year, it symbolizes new beginnings and the triumph of light over darkness. Kanpur, during this festivity, transforms into a radiant canvas adorned with candles and lamps. The city resonates with religious rituals, heartfelt exchanges of gifts and wishes, and the crackling sounds of ‘green crackers’ adhering to environmental concerns, following a Supreme Court directive.