Palkhi is a traditional procession in India, particularly associated with the worship of Lord Vithoba, a deity revered in the state of Maharashtra. During this event, devotees carry a palanquin, or palkhi, which holds the sacred symbols or images of the deity. The procession is marked by singing, dancing, and chanting, creating a vibrant atmosphere of devotion and community. The most famous Palkhi pilgrimage occurs annually from Alandi and Pandharpur, attracting thousands of pilgrims. This journey symbolizes the spiritual quest and devotion of the participants, who walk long distances to seek blessings and express their faith.