![<strong>The picture is presenting the view of Jgannath Rath Yatra 2024 with crowd of devotees. (Photo courtesy; ICCR in Republic of Korea).</strong>](http://www.thenewsnomics.com/data/photos/20240728/art_17206232445286_ccc2e0.png)
Newsnomics AJAY ANGELINA reporter |
The vibrant Jgannath Rath Yatra 2024 was organized by the ISKCON temple in Pocheon, the northeastern region of Gyeonggi province in South Korea on July 7,2024.
Ratha Yatra was celebrated in the city of Pocheon in South Korea with thousands of devotees, participated from far and wide areas of South Korea all walks of life to witness the wonderful procession, showcasing the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of India.
![<strong>The crowd of Hindu devotees showing their devotion..(Photo courtesy; ICCR in Republic of Korea).</strong>](http://www.thenewsnomics.com/data/photos/20240728/art_17206232756391_1fb198.png)
Ms. Surabhi Kumar, spouse of the Ambassador Amit Kumar of Indian embassy in the Republic of Korea and SS Cons joined the event.
“The Indian Embassy in the Republic of Korea extend heartfelt congratulations to ISKCON Korea for organizing such a grand celebration, bringing together the Indian community” has given remarks on their facebook account; ICCR in Republic of Korea.
![<strong>Ms. Surabhi Kumar, spouse of the Ambassador Amit Kumar of Indian embassy in the Republic of Korea participated in the festival.<br>
(The photo is taken from the Facebook for the presentational purpose only).</strong>](http://www.thenewsnomics.com/data/photos/20240728/art_17206232590103_a41d86.png)
ISKCON Korea is giving thanks to all volunteers, devotees, guests and well-wishers for their great participation with cooking, decorating the temple room, cleaning, manning the book table/shop, kirtaners, decorating the chariot, pujari's (a man paying homage, veneration or devotion to a deity), cooks and Donner to make this festival successful.
Rath Yatra is the world-famous Hindu chariot festival that is counted among the one of India’s biggest and oldest festivals with celebrations in praise of Lord Jagannath who happens to be an avatar of Lord Vishnu. Every year, the festival attracts millions of devotees follows the traditional Oriya calendar (shows Hindu festivals date).