The Nabanna festival is celebrated in the West Bengal region of India, marking the rice harvest. It typically occurs in November and symbolizes the arrival of the new harvest season. During the festival, people engage in cooking and sharing traditional rice-based dishes. Cultural programs featuring folk songs, dances, and other artistic performances are also common, creating a festive atmosphere that honors nature’s bounty. Nabanna reflects the agrarian lifestyle of the region, celebrating the hard work of farmers and the importance of agricultural productivity in sustaining local communities and traditions.