Gahanbar is a Zoroastrian festival celebrated to mark the seasonal changes and the creation of the world. It consists of five main celebrations, each corresponding to a different aspect of nature, such as the earth, water, and plants. These festivals emphasize community, gratitude, and the importance of nature in Zoroastrian beliefs. During Gahanbar, families and communities come together to share meals, perform rituals, and engage in charitable acts. The celebrations often include prayers, music, and dancing, fostering a sense of unity and joy among participants. This festival highlights the Zoroastrian values of harmony with nature and the importance of community support.