Matsya Dwadashi is an important Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Matsya, the fish avatar of Lord Vishnu. It falls on the twelfth day of the waxing moon in the Hindu month of Kartik, which usually falls in October or November. This auspicious day is marked by fasting, prayers, and rituals performed in honor of Lord Matsya.

Devotees believe that observing the Matsya Dwadashi fast and offering prayers on this day brings good fortune and blessings from Lord Matsya. The festival holds a special significance for those who seek protection from evil forces, as it is believed that Lord Matsya protects his devotees from harm. The day is also observed by performing charity, feeding the less fortunate, and seeking forgiveness for past wrongdoings.

Images of Lord Matsya and various depictions of the festival rituals and celebrations can be found on this webpage dedicated to Matsya Dwadashi. From colorful processions to intricate rangoli designs, the images capture the essence of this vibrant and spiritually significant festival. Explore the visuals to immerse yourself in the traditions and customs associated with Matsya Dwadashi.