These patterns are decorated with colors and adorned with marigold placed on cowdung balls. During this month, the cow, revered by Hindus, is worshipped. In fact, water mixed with cow dung, considered to be a disinfectant, is sprinkled in the front yards before the rangoli is drawn. Dried cowdung cakes are burned on the Bhogi day. This fire is called Bhogimanta and all unwanted things are also thrown in this fire.
People take oil bath early in the morning and wear new clothes.
Special sweets are prepared. Good food and sweet dishes are cooked and there is festivity everywhere. The third day is Kanuma. It is a celebration by an agrarian community that thankfully acknowledges the participation of the animals mainly bulls in ploughing the fields and assisting the farmers in raising a good crop. The animals are decorated and are included in some races, both to entertain and to boost their endurance capacity.