Ramayana Festival: A Cultural Bond Beyond Boundaries

Discovering the Alluring World of Ramayana Festival: A Year-Long Festival in India

Get ready for a cultural extravaganza as India kicks off the “Year of Connecting the World Through Ramayana festival” Starting from Delhi’s historic Purana Qila (Old Fort) on January 18-24, this grand celebration coincides with the inauguration of the Ram Temple at Ayodhya.

Throughout the Year

Throughout the year, the Ramayana Festival will travel to various cities, including Lucknow, Ayodhya, and Varanasi, bringing the essence of Ramayana to life. India aims to connect with the world through this epic tale, organizing cultural activities in significant locations like Chitrakoot, Ayodhya, Sitamarhi, Hampi, Kanniyakumari, Bhopal, and Jaipur.

Beyond India

Not just limited to India, the festival will also welcome participation from seven neighboring countries, fostering cultural exchange. Cambodia, Malaysia, Laos, Thailand, and Sri Lanka are among the countries set to share their unique interpretations of the Ramayana.

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Vibrant Art & Culture

It will offers of the festival, including ballet performances, talks, and interactive Arts and Crafts exhibitions centered around the Ramayana. The event provides a golden opportunity for Indian audiences to explore the rich cultural forms of Ramayana practiced in other countries, such as Indonesia’s Kakawin Ramayana, Bali’s Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet show), Thailand’s Khon Ramakien, and more.

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The  program can travel, making this a truly global celebration. The festival is an integral part of the seventh edition of the “India International Ramayan Mela,” extending its charm through year-long programs featuring cultural and academic activities across the country.

Conclusion

Join us on this mesmerizing journey as we unravel the diverse cultural tapestry of the Ramayana. The  festival  transcend borders and bring people together in celebration. The “Year of Connecting the World Through Ramayana” promises a year filled with enchanting performances.