Kharchi Puja is a vibrant festival celebrated in Tripura, India, honoring the 14 ancestral deities of the Tripuri people. This seven-day event occurs on the eighth day of the new moon in July or August and features rituals that include bathing the deities in holy water, symbolizing purification and renewal. Participants engage in traditional prayers and community celebrations, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The festival also includes local artisans and food vendors setting up stalls around the Chaturdasha Temple in Agartala, offering handmade items and local delicacies. Kharchi Puja emphasizes devotion and community spirit, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the unique traditions of Tripura.