Kulla Raymi in Multiple cities
A late-September Andean equinox festival, sometimes called Killa Raymi or the Festival of the Moon, that honors feminine fertility and the transition from one agricultural cycle to the next. Celebrated by Kichwa communities across several highland provinces including Tungurahua, it centers on dressing the chakana altar with selected seeds and passing down farming knowledge between generations.
Kulla Raymi falls on the September equinox, typically between September 21 and 23, and belongs, by tradition, to women and seed.