After overcoming the emptiness, dryness and filth of winter, the cool breeze from the south has brought a touch of change to nature with the colorful spring decorations of Palash, Krishnachura and Shimul. Green leaves, buds and flowers have appeared on the tops of the fallen trees. After overcoming the weariness of winter, nature is adorned with flowers and is announcing the arrival of spring.

The laughter of Palash and Shimul has brought a touch of color to the forest. The king of seasons, spring, has arrived to intoxicate the sweet chirping of various birds.

In this green and lush Bengal, each of the six seasons has a different significance. Spring is called the king of seasons because the nature of spring is colorful and incomparable among these six seasons. In other words, spring appears with new forms, countless flowers, birds, foliage, colors, smells or melodies.

The two months of Falgun and Chaitra constitute the spring season.