The Warkari tradition is a devotional movement in Maharashtra, India, centered around the worship of Lord Vithoba, a form of Lord Krishna. It emphasizes the importance of community, spirituality, and the practice of singing devotional songs called bhajans. The followers, known as Warkaris, often undertake pilgrimages to the sacred town of Pandharpur, where the main temple of Vithoba is located. Warkari practices include daily prayers, participation in religious gatherings, and the celebration of festivals like Ashadhi Ekadashi. The movement promotes values such as equality, love, and devotion, attracting people from various backgrounds. It plays a significant role in preserving the cultural heritage of Maharashtra.