Apara Ekadashi, also known as Achala Ekadashi, is a sacred Hindu festival observed on the 11th day of the Hindu month of Jyeshtha. It is believed that observing this day helps in the forgiveness of sins and brings prosperity and happiness to individuals and their families.

Devotees fast on this day and offer prayers to Lord Vishnu to seek his blessings and protection. The fast is broken on the next day, Dwadashi, with a special meal that includes fruits, nuts, and grains. Apara Ekadashi holds great significance in Hindu culture and is celebrated with great devotion and reverence across the country.

This festival marks the beginning of the auspicious Chaturmas period, during which devotees are encouraged to perform good deeds, donate to the needy, and engage in spiritual practices. The images on this page showcase the rituals and traditions associated with Apara Ekadashi, providing a visual representation of the sacredness and importance of this festival in Hindu mythology.