Di Hala Bhauju Haat is a unique festival in Gorubathan, steeped in rich traditional history passed down through oral narratives. According to local tradition, Gorubathan was once known as a "place of widows," where women, mostly widows, would set up stalls at the Haat on Mondays, leading to its nomenclature as "Bhauju Haat," which later evolved into Di Hala Bhauju Haat.

Preparations for the festival begin with Laxmi Puja, during which Maruni Groups pray and prepare for the celebrations. The festival is observed on the second Monday after Laxmi Puja and concludes with prayers at Thakurbari Mandir.