Tenzin Chodon
Jama Masjid becomes the heart of Eid celebrations at sunrise, with prayers followed by food-filled lanes of Matia Mahal serving kebabs and classic sweets.
Crowds gather for prayers before heading into lively streets known for haleem, biryani, and the city’s signature Nizami flavours.
Set by Dal Lake, Hazratbal offers a calm, spiritual setting, followed by traditional wazwan meals shared with family and community.
Near Nakhoda Masjid, the area comes alive with prayers and a vibrant street food scene featuring kebabs and Kolkata-style biryani.
Prayers near the Taj Mahal create a unique setting, followed by visits to local markets known for Mughlai sweets and snacks.
One of India’s largest mosques hosts grand prayers, while nearby streets fill with the aroma of kebabs, paya, and local dishes.
Eid takes on a coastal feel with open-air prayers by the sea, followed by Malabar biryani and traditional Mappila sweets.
Ajmer Sharif draws devotees from across faiths, with prayers, qawwali, and bustling markets offering sweets and traditional foods.