Hayagriva Jayanti is a significant festival celebrated by Hindus to honor Lord Hayagriva, the horse-headed form of Lord Vishnu. This day is observed on the full moon day in the lunar month of Ashada, which usually falls in July or August. Devotees believe that praying to Lord Hayagriva can bestow knowledge, wisdom, and protection.

The festival of Hayagriva Jayanti also holds special significance for students and scholars seeking blessings for academic success. Many perform special rituals, offer prayers, and recite mantras to invoke the blessings of Lord Hayagriva. The celebrations often include elaborate homas, pujas, and distribution of prasad among devotees.

Images of Lord Hayagriva are often depicted with a human body and a horse's head, symbolizing intelligence, strength, and divine power. Devotees may create beautiful rangolis, decorate their homes with flowers and lights, and participate in special processions during the festival. Through these rituals and celebrations, devotees express their reverence and seek divine guidance from Lord Hayagriva.