The festival that is observed on the day after Diwali, particularly among those who are devotees of Lord Krishna

The phrase Annakut literally means "mountain of food," and it refers to the big offering of variety of food items to the deity

The festival, which falls shortly after Diwali, is a significant occasion for the community, highlighting the spirit of gratitude and abundance

Devotees, adorned in traditional attire, arrived at the temple to participate in the rituals

The temple premises were adorned with colorful decorations and lights, creating a festive atmosphere

The 'Annakut Bhog' on the day of the festival, is a big gift of food that is placed in front of a god in the shape of a mountain

It includes grains, sweets, vegetables, fruits, pulses, and other tasty treats

Besides the offerings, there is also a lot that goes behind the rituals and traditions associated with the festival