Visarjan is a traditional ritual in India that marks the immersion of idols, particularly those of Ganesha during the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi. After days of worship and celebration, devotees carry the beautifully decorated idols to a nearby river, lake, or ocean, where they immerse them in water. This act symbolizes the return of the deity to their celestial abode, signifying the cycle of creation and dissolution. The immersion is often accompanied by music, dance, and chants, creating a festive atmosphere. Visarjan not only reflects devotion but also emphasizes the importance of nature, as the idols are made from eco-friendly materials to minimize environmental impact.