The traditional Hindu festival, the Snake Festival, Nag-Panchami snakes are worshipped by everyone and enjoy a milk bath

July 26 every year is a traditional Hindu festival-Nag-Panchami)

Many Hindus went to the temple to worship

During the festival, people will paint snake patterns on the walls

They also prepared milk and flowers and presented them to the snake god for enjoyment

For most of us, snakes are terrible animals.

But in India, snakes play an important role in culture.

Indians worship snakes and regard them as the embodiment of "gods", while cobras are especially revered as "Nurapambu", or "good snakes."

Indian culture includes snake temples, snake villages, snake dances, and a traditional festival every year-Snake Festival.