Ghat Holi Festival Udaipur 2026 is a large-scale Holi celebration set to take place from 3 March 2026 onwards at Gangaur Ghat and Bagore Ki Haveli, Udaipur, Rajasthan. Held along the banks of Lake Pichola, the festival brings together music, colour play, and community participation in one of the city’s most iconic public spaces.
The event features live DJ performances and an open-air celebration that attracts both local residents and visitors. Positioned as one of Udaipur’s prominent Holi gatherings, the festival combines traditional colour festivities with contemporary music programming in a heritage setting.
With its location at Gangaur Ghat, the celebration reflects Udaipur’s festive culture while offering a structured, large-scale Holi experience in the heart of the city.
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How to Reach Udaipur
1. By Air:
Maharana Pratap Airport (Dabok) serves Udaipur and has regular domestic connectivity. Direct flights operate from major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad. The airport is located around 22 km from the city. From here, prepaid taxis and app-based cabs are readily available and take roughly 30–40 minutes to reach central Udaipur.
2. By Rail:
Udaipur City Railway Station is well connected to key Indian cities including Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai. Trains such as Chetak Express, Mewar Express, and Bandra–Udaipur Superfast Express operate on these routes. Local transport options like auto-rickshaws and taxis are easily available outside the station for onward travel within the city.
3. By Road:
Udaipur is well linked by national and state highways, making road travel a convenient option. Regular state-run and private buses operate from Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ahmedabad, Kota, and Mount Abu. Sleeper and Volvo coaches are also available on select routes. For those driving, Udaipur offers smooth and scenic road access, especially from Mount Abu and Ahmedabad. Advance booking is recommended during peak tourist seasons.
Source: Rajasthan Tourisim
1. Light, breathable clothing with a warm layer. March in Udaipur has warm days and pleasant evenings, but nights can get slightly cool, so cotton outfits along with a light jacket or stole are recommended.
2. Comfortable walking footwear, as festivals often involve moving between heritage venues, palace complexes, ghats, and open-air spaces with stone pathways.
3. Sun protection essentials such as sunglasses, sunscreen, and a cap or scarf, especially for daytime events held outdoors.
4. A reusable water bottle, particularly useful if you’re attending long outdoor performances or moving between venues throughout the day.
5. Medicines. Travel, heat, and packed schedules can be tiring, so carry basic medicines, painkillers, digestive aids, and any personal prescriptions.
6. A tote bag or small backpack, for carrying festival schedules, brochures, souvenirs, a scarf, or other essentials while on the move.
7. Cash and cards. While Udaipur is tourist-friendly, smaller vendors and local transport may prefer cash, so it’s advisable to carry some along with cards.
Udaipur
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