OUR FESTIVALS

Jomolhari Mountain Festival — October

At the base of Mount Jomolhari, one of Bhutan's most sacred peaks at 7,326 metres, a festival takes place every October that requires three days of...

Diwali — October / November

When Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after fourteen years of exile and the defeat of the demon king Ravana, the people of his kingdom lit rows of...

Bhai Dooj / Bhai Tika — October / November

Two days after Diwali, when the lamps have dimmed, and the sweets are nearly gone, one more celebration quietly takes centre stage. Bhai Dooj,...

Royal Highland Festival — 23 – 24 October 2026

Laya is one of Bhutan's most remote settlements, a highland village in the Gasa district at over 3,800 metres above sea level, reachable only by a...

Guru Nanak Jayanti — November

Born in 1469 in Nankana Sahib in present-day Pakistan, Guru Nanak Dev Ji spent his life questioning the divisions that separated people from each...

Rann Utsav — November to February

The Rann of Kutch is not a landscape that announces itself. It arrives slowly, a vast, flat horizon of white salt stretching further than the eye...

Pushkar Camel Fair — October / November

Every year, as the Hindu month of Kartik reaches its full moon, something extraordinary unfolds in the small desert town of Pushkar in Rajasthan....

Black-Necked Crane Festival — 11th November

Every autumn, the endangered black-necked cranes make one of nature's most faithful journeys: a migration from the high Tibetan Plateau down to the...

Shillong Cherry Blossom Festival — November

Most of the world associates cherry blossoms with spring, with Japan's famous Sakura season drawing millions each year. Shillong does something...

Sonepur Cattle Fair — November

Where the Ganga and the Gandak meet in Sonepur, Bihar, a fair has been held every year since antiquity. Legend traces its origins to the era of...

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