Royal Enfield’s ‘Journeying Across the Himalayas’ is a groundbreaking multidisciplinary festival that celebrates the diverse cultural and creative heritage of the Himalayan region. Bringing together over 50 Himalayan communities, 100 partners, 150 experts, and 200 creative practitioners, the festival offers a vibrant platform for music, art, food, literature, textiles, and meaningful discussions.
From 06 December to 08 December 2024, attendees can experience musical performances by artists like Ao Naga Choir, Taba Chake, Bipul Chhetri, and Parvaz, blending traditional and contemporary sounds from the mountains. Beyond music, the festival features interactive art installations and exhibitions running through 15 December 2024, including VR experiences that transport visitors to the habitat of snow leopards and innovative displays such as helmet art inspired by Himalayan culture. A curated food festival will offer an authentic taste of the region, showcasing both popular and lesser-known delicacies that reflect its rich culinary traditions. Visitors can also explore festival shops offering handwoven textiles, regional crafts, and exclusive collections. Conversations with conservationists, artists, and thought leaders will delve into critical topics such as climate resilience, responsible tourism, and cultural preservation, inspiring fresh perspectives on the challenges and beauty of life in the Himalayas.
‘Journeying Across the Himalayas’ is a celebration of creativity, tradition, and community, offering an unforgettable journey into the heart of one of the world’s most majestic regions and is scheduled to take place from 05 to 15 December 2024 at Travancore Palace, New Delhi.
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1. Woollens. Delhi can get cold in December, with temperatures dipping as low as 9°C.
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