Events to Look Forward to in February 2020
If you've been on a festival watch and wondering what the
best events to load in February 2020 are, then head over to our pick of the top
five across India. Bring your camera and travel journal, and soak up the
culture, festivities and food at these razzmatazz events in different parts of
the country.
Kala Ghoda Festival, Mumbai
The ultimate celebration of a city as diverse as possible,
the Kala Ghoda festival pays an original tribute to everything that makes the
city famous: from street food to art exhibitions, including theater, dance and
heritage walks. Held in the Kala Ghoda Arts Precinct, be sure to find your feet
here if you are in Mumbai in February. The best part: entry is free. Oh, and it
also makes a great date for Valentine's Day.
Dates: 1st -9th February 2020
Location: Kala Ghoda Arts Precinct, Fort, Mumbai
Taj Mahotsav
Add a 10-day festival that takes place with the Taj lit up
in the background, and you have a mega event that you just wouldn't want to
miss. With artists, musicians, ghazal singers, dancers, artisans and artisans
who flock to the event to seduce the crowd with their talent, this magical
event is also a paradise for gourmets. With chefs and culinary experts from
across the country presenting their best dishes as well as experts deploying
one Mughlai feast after another, the Taj Mahotsav promises delicious moments
for each of its 10 days.
Dates: 18th -27th February 2020
Location: Shilpgram, Agra
Jaisalmer Desert Festival, Rajasthan
In February, the iconic sand dunes of Jaisalmer come alive
with the rhythms of musical performances, the showcase of dynamic crafts, the
unique camel race and a plethora of adventures in the desert - while the
Indians and foreigners head to one of the most exciting cultural festivals to
be held in the subcontinent. It is one of the most glamorous traditional
festivals to adorn Indian lands.
Date:
Location: Jaisalmer
Khajuraho Dance Festival
This temple city rich in history, known for its erotic
sculptures and murals, hosts every February an international dance festival -
the largest in India. With dancers and dance troupes from around the world and
from the country captivating the audience with their performances, the
Khajuraho dance festival is as eclectic as it is enchanting. Each day of the
weeklong festival brings performances that include Kuchipudi, Chhau, Kathak,
Mohini Attam, Odissi and Bharatnatyam.
Dates: 20th -26th
February 2020
Location: Chitragupta Temple and Vishwanatha Temple,
Khajuraho
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