What's On Offer
Visitors can enjoy delicious food at the 59 food stalls, which will serve Braj, Rajasthani, Awadhi, Mughlai, Gujarati, and South Indian delicacies. They can also enjoy the variety of crafts at the festival, from pottery to wood carving, and more. A rich cultural dimension will be added by music, folk dances, and other cultural events. Because this year is the International Year of Millets, the festival will showcase millet products as well. A dandia dance performance at Zonal Park will add to the festivities. The festival's main draw will be the hot air balloon rides spanning five days (beginning October 17) and running from 11 am to 11 pm.