It is that time of the year again when brothers and sisters get together to celebrate the festival of Rakshabandhan. For some, this festival is easier to celebrate, but for others, it is the day that invokes nostalgia as the siblings may not be in the same town. Those who are away studying or working may miss this festivity back home. Whether with your sibling or in a different city, you should celebrate Rakshabandhan in all its glory.

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1) Buy a gorgeous Rakhi

These days, rakhis have become very cool. They are not the old traditional threads tied until a few years ago. Today, one can buy customized rakhis, spiritual rakhis, rakhis with rudrakshas, evil eyes, sandalwood beads, rakhis that flaunt their favourite superhero, etc. Suppose you study in Delhi and live in a popular area like a hostel in Kamla Nagar, PG in Malviya Nagar, Kailash colony PG or any other Delhi PG. In that case, you will find a wide variety of rakhis available at the closest market. Shopkeepers start displaying the rakhi collections, and Raksha Bandhan hampers almost a month before the festival. If you have the time, you can even make the Rakhi on your own; they have their special place.

2) Bring their favourite food and sweets

If your brother or sister lives away from home and is visiting this Rakhi, make them a meal they love. If they live in a Delhi PG (other than your- space, of course), chances are they will be craving home food. Surprise them by making them a lavish home-cooked meal. The fact that you have taken out time to prepare a feast for them will bring them unconditional joy. If you are unable to be in the same city, plan a meal at their favourite restaurant for them or have it delivered to their place.

3) Make it a family event

How is a festival even fun if the whole fam gang is not together to celebrate it? While the Raksha Bandhan is intended to be just between the siblings, having the whole family together is always fun. You can plan a picnic with the family or even a short trip close by. A weekend getaway with your closest cousins and favourite uncles and aunts will add to the festive fervour. You can do the rakhi ceremony while on your trip, making it a unique way to celebrate Rakshabandhan this year.

4) Decorate your place for the festival

Whether you live at home or in a Delhi PG, decorating the place can evoke a lot of emotion and exude festive feelings. Just framing a few pictures of you and your siblings, adding fairy lights, dressing in ethnic clothes, and adding some handicrafts or decorative hangings can make a world of difference to your day. This way, even if you have to celebrate the festival on a video call, you will feel like you are rejoicing.

5) Gift your sibling something extraordinary

Gift them something unique. If your sibling is studying in a big city, away from home, like Delhi, it is easy to get homesick or get lost in city life. Having a home away from home becomes key to the person's well-being. Booking them in a secure, comfortable, and amenities-packed Delhi PG will help them settle down better. This gift may be far from ordinary routine gifts but will be very special.

your-space offers comfortable living spaces in numerous cities across India. So if you are looking for a Delhi PG that is strategically located and close to your sibling's college or place of work, check out their hostel in Kamla Nagar, PG in Malviya Nagar, Kailash Colony PG and other housing locations. With a secure home to return to, freshly cooked meals, and necessary amenities, your sibling will be in a better place mentally and physically. What better than the gift of well-being!! Such gestures symbolize warmth, care, and love, which are the exact emotions you share with your sibling. Such a gift is invaluable in comparison to the latest gadgets or jewellery.