Govardhan Puja is celebrated on November 15 and falls on the fourth day of Diwali. This Hindu festival, observed primarily in India, commemorates Lord Krishna's victory over Lord Indra by lifting the Govardhan hill, which symbolizes a pile of grain. The day is also referred to as Annakut Pooja, where devotees express their gratitude to nature and Lord Krishna by offering a feast known as Chappan Bhoga, consisting of 56 different food items. The celebration emphasizes the importance of nature and its relationship with human life, highlighting themes of devotion and sustenance. Additionally, it is associated with the legend of King Bali, who is believed to visit his kingdom on this day, leading to its alternate names such as 'Bali Pratipada' and 'Padva' in certain regions of India.