Mahashivaratri Sambhrama is a cultural programme presented by Anubhava Mantapa and Anantapravahah on the occasion of Mahashivaratri, bringing together India’s classical music and dance traditions in a single, immersive offering.
The event features performances in Karnataka Sangeetha, Hindustani Sangeetha, and classical dance forms, presented by accomplished artists. Rooted in devotion and artistic practice, the programme foregrounds the relationship between spiritual observance and classical arts, using music and movement as modes of reflection and continuity.
Conceived as a cultural marathon, Mahashivaratri Sambhrama creates a shared space for audiences to engage with India’s living classical heritage while marking the sacred significance of the festival through performance.
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How to reach Ballari
By Air:
The nearest airport is Jindal Vijaynagar Airport, located about 30 km from Ballari city. The airport has limited connectivity and operates select domestic flights, depending on the season. Under the UDAN scheme, regular flights operate between Ballari and Bengaluru, and Ballari and Hyderabad. For wider and more reliable flight options, travelers can fly into Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru (approximately 310 km away) and continue to Ballari by road or rail. Taxis and buses are easily available from Bengaluru airport.
By Rail:
Ballari Junction is well connected by rail to major cities such as Bengaluru, Raichur, Tirupati, Hubballi, Guntakal, and Vijayawada. Guntakal Junction, located close to Ballari, is an important railway hub from where long-distance trains connect to Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and several other cities across India, making train travel a convenient option.
By Road:
Ballari is well connected by state highways and national highways. Regular KSRTC and private buses operate to and from major cities across Karnataka, as well as neighboring states. Road travel offers flexible options and easy access to Ballari from nearby urban centres.
Source: Ballari District Government Website
1. Light, breathable clothing such as cottons and linens, as February is warm and mostly dry in Ballari.
2. A light jacket or shawl for early mornings or late evenings, when temperatures can dip slightly.
3. Comfortable footwear suitable for walking and exploring heritage sites and outdoor locations.
4. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap to protect yourself from strong daytime sun.
5. A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated while travelling or attending events.
6. A tote bag or small backpack for carrying brochures, souvenirs, or essentials during the day.
7. Cash and cards, as smaller shops and local vendors may not always accept digital payments.
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