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Delhi runs three festivals at once. Ramlila stages go up on grounds across the city and build to Ravan dahan on Dussehra, the Bengali associations of Chittaranjan Park put up Durga Puja pandals that pull the whole city in for bhog, and garba nights fill banquet halls and clubs from Pitampura and Rohini to Hauz Khas and Connaught Place. Samaj halls in Karol Bagh and west Delhi handle the traditional Gujarati side. Garba nights in New Delhi are ticketed, often with cheaper early-bird passes, while Ramlila and pandals are free to walk into. Jhandewalan and Kalkaji see long queues on Ashtami, so go very early or late. Metro is the dependable ride back but stops around 11pm, so keep a cab app open. October evenings in Delhi are pleasant and dusty, so carry something light to throw on. Shop Lajpat Nagar or Karol Bagh for a lehenga, then pick your night from the list below.

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Garba Events in New Delhi

Warm up for garba

Get the beat in your feet before the first night in New Delhi: Spotify’s Garba Nights, from dhol-heavy folk classics to the songs every circle dances to.

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Fri, 6 Nov • 01:30 PM

Gudiya kumari

Netaji Colony, Panipat

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Before you dance

The story of Navratri

Nine nights, a goddess, two demons and one very big bonfire.

  1. 01The boon

    A demon no god could kill

    Mahishasura, the buffalo demon, won a boon: no man and no god could kill him. Fearless, he stormed the heavens and drove the gods from their thrones.

  2. 02The goddess

    Durga rises from their light

    So the gods poured their powers into one blaze, and from it rose Durga. Each gave her a weapon — Shiva his trident, Vishnu his discus — and the mountains gave her a lion.

  3. 03Nine nights

    Nine nights, then victory

    For nine nights she fought him as he changed shape — buffalo, lion, elephant, man — and each night of Navratri honours one of her nine forms. On the tenth, Vijayadashami, she struck him down: good over evil.

  4. 04The Ramayana

    Rama prays to the goddess

    Ravana carried Sita away to Lanka. In one telling, Rama worshipped Durga for her blessing before the war — then crossed the sea to bring Sita home.

  5. 05Dussehra

    The ten-headed king falls

    Rama's arrow brought down Ravana on the same tenth day. That is why the festival's last day is Dussehra too: one victory, told twice.

  6. 06Today

    Ravana goes up in fireworks

    Across north India, towering paper Ravanas are packed with crackers and lit at dusk on Dussehra — and the crowd cheers as evil burns.

And that is why we dance

Garba circles the garbo — a clay lamp, the goddess’s light at the centre of life — and the circle never stops, like time. The dandiya sticks are said to be her swords, clashing in the battle all over again.

Upcoming Navratri garba events in New Delhi

DateEventVenue
💃 GARBA & DATING NIGHT ❤️Gurugram
FREE Garba Event in DelhiDelhi, New Delhi

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