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Abstract: Plants are the major biotic components of Biodiversity. They play a key role in supplying living gas and providing nourishment to all living things on this earth in addition to these possessing huge medicinal qualities. Since Rig-Veda, Many plants have been used as medicinal plants in various traditional systems such as Ayurveda, Homeopathy, others. Not only this, several plants are associated with our Indian festivals directly and indirectly. As a priority many plants were included in our fests such as Vinayakachavthi puja, Holi, Dussahra, Pongal, Bathukamma, Mahashivaratri, Telanaganku Bonalu,etc and linked to various Gods and Goddess worships. This tradition has been continued by our ancestors. These plants are described as sacred plants. In view of these plants conservation, our ancestors had a trend to grow these in Holi places and reveal their significance in completion of various worships and pujas. The present article describes that there are 36 plants belongs to various families have been associated to traditional Festivals and Pujas of Gods. All these plants are used as medicinal plants to cure different diseases such as urinary tract infections, Fever, Viral infections, infertility, Digestive problem, diarrhoea, Asthma, Jaundice, kidney infections, Skin diseases, Hormonal imbalance in women's, liver infections, others since long ago. These plants have various properties and these are identified with using Floras, local Floras and Framed in sequence of local Name, Scientific Name, Family, medical values and used in our Fests.