Titabar Music Festival is a celebration of music, art, culture and community, bringing together established artists, emerging talents and local performers from across Assam and the Northeast. Organised by Crowd Culture Entertainment, the festival aims to put Titabar on the cultural map while creating a platform for the region’s diverse musical talent.
More than a music festival, it supports the local creative ecosystem by creating opportunities for artists, businesses, brands and communities to connect and collaborate. The festival also aims to encourage cultural tourism and contribute to Titabar’s growth as a destination for music and entertainment.
With a strong connection to the local community and a vision for long-term growth, Titabar Music Festival aspires to become an annual signature festival of Northeast India.
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How to reach Jorhat
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By Air: Jorhat is well connected by air through Jorhat Airport (Rowriah Airport), located around 7 km from the city centre. Regular flights connect Jorhat with cities such as Guwahati, Kolkata, and Delhi, with airlines including IndiGo and Air India operating services. If direct flights are unavailable, travelers can also fly to Dibrugarh Airport or Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati and continue their journey to Jorhat by road.
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By Rail: Jorhat Town Railway Station is the most convenient railway station for reaching the city. It connects Jorhat with major destinations in Assam, including Guwahati, Dibrugarh, and Tinsukia. Regular services such as the Jan Shatabdi Express and Intercity Express make train travel a convenient option. The journey from Guwahati takes around 7–8 hours, while trains from Dibrugarh take approximately 4 hours.
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By Road: Jorhat is well connected by road through NH-37, linking it with major cities and destinations across Assam. Regular ASTC and private buses operate to Jorhat, while taxis and private vehicles offer a more flexible option. Jorhat is approximately 310 km from Guwahati (7 hours), 138 km from Dibrugarh (3–4 hours), 200 km from Tezpur (4–5 hours), and 87 km from Kaziranga (around 2 hours).
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- Light, breathable clothing and comfortable footwear. September is warm, humid, and part of the monsoon season, so quick-dry fabrics are a good choice.
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A sturdy umbrella or light rain jacket, as frequent showers are possible during the month.
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A sturdy water bottle, if the festival has refillable water stations and the venue allows bottles to be taken inside the festival site.
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A waterproof tote bag or small backpack, along with basic medicines, mosquito repellent, and cash/cards, to keep essentials protected during the monsoon.
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