The festival of Navratri is celebrated across different regions in India with a variety of customs and traditions. It typically spans nine nights dedicated to the worship of the divine feminine. Celebrations vary from cultural dances like Dandiya and to fasting and prayer. Communities often engage in night-long festivities, showcasing their local traditions and artistic expressions. The regional variations highlight the diversity within Indian culture, while the underlying devotion to the Goddess remains consistent. Navratri promotes unity, cultural identity, and a shared spiritual experience across different communities.