Dilli Haat to Punjabi Bagh: 6 places to Celebrate Lohri in Delhi
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Punjabi Bagh
Known for its lively Punjabi community, Punjabi Bagh organizes grand Lohri celebrations with bonfires, traditional music, dance performances, and delicious Punjabi cuisine.
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Dilli Haat, Pitampura
Dilli Haat is a cultural hub that hosts special Lohri events. Visitors can enjoy live performances, folk music, and dance, and indulge in authentic Punjabi food and handicrafts.
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Rajouri Garden
This area buzzes with excitement during Lohri with public places, clubs, and community centers organizing bonfires, cultural programs, and activities for locals and visitors.
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India Habitat Centre
Known for its cultural events, India Habitat Centre often arranges special Lohri celebrations featuring folk music, dance performances, and traditional Lohri delicacies.
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The Garden of Five Senses
This beautiful garden hosts Lohri events with bonfires, folk music, and dance performances. Families and friends gather here to celebrate amidst a picturesque setting.
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Farmhouses in Chattarpur
Many farmhouses in the Chattarpur area organize private Lohri parties with bonfires, live music, and delectable Punjabi cuisine for a more intimate celebration experience.