Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Journeying Across the Himalayas Festival in Delhi
Imagine a big festival in Delhi where people from the Himalayas come to share their stories and culture.
There are beautiful art displays, like a sand mandala that monks create and then destroy to show how life is temporary.
There's also an amazing installation that looks like the living root bridges from Meghalaya.
You can watch films, listen to music, and even taste different foods from the Himalayan region.
The festival is all about letting the people from the Himalayas tell their own stories in their own way.
It's a week full of art, music, food, and learning about the rich culture of the Himalayas.
A week-long multidisciplinary festival in Delhi showcases cultural and ecological practices from the Himalayan region.
The festival features a sand mandala created and destroyed by monks to symbolize the transience of life.
A multisensory installation inspired by Meghalaya’s living root bridges is a highlight of the event.
The festival includes exhibitions, performances, workshops, culinary sessions, and panel discussions centered around the Himalayas.
Daily film screenings curated by the Dharamshala International Film Festival feature Himalayan filmmakers and films on sustainability and cultural heritage.
- Who
- Artists, community practitioners, chefs, designers, and filmmakers from the Himalayan region
- What
- A multidisciplinary festival showcasing cultural and ecological practices from the Himalayan region
- When
- One week duration (specific dates not mentioned)
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To foreground voices from Himalayan communities and surface practices around craft, materiality, and conservation
- Event Name
- Journeying Across the Himalayas
- Location
- Delhi
- Duration
- One week
- Organizer
- Royal Enfield Social Mission
- Theme
- Ours to Tell
- Key Features
- Multidisciplinary festival showcasing cultural and ecological practices from the Himalayan region
- Participants
- Artists, community practitioners, chefs, designers, and filmmakers
- Highlights
- Mandala art, living root bridges installation, culinary sessions, performances, workshops, and film screenings