Thimithi

The priest starts the tīmiti by walking through the pit filled with hot burning wood with a karakattam "sacred water-filled pot" on his head.

[5] Afterwards, devotees offer their prayers like carrying milk pots, doing Kumbiduthandam (prostrating after every step) and Angapirathatchanam (rolling around the temple grounds).

[5] Two days before the Tīmiti festival, a silver chariot procession takes place to commemorate the 18-day battle which culminates in the Pandavas victory.

Marking this occasion in Singapore, on the Friday and Saturday prior to Tīmiti, a chariot procession takes place around the Telok Blangah and Bukit Merah districts.

[7] The Kanni Amman Kovil temple located in Manappakkam a village near Chengalpattu, Tamilnadu, India is believed to be celebrating thimidhi thiruvizha more than 2000 years.

A father fire walking with his child during the annual Tamil Hindu festival at Udappu village in Sri Lanka
Preparation of fire walking pit at the Draupati Amman temple festival in Udappu , Sri Lanka
A home-made film showing a Hindu timiti festival at Sri Mariamman Temple in Singapore , 1913