The International Kite Festival reached a new high as Kinjal Dave delivered an electrifying performance on stage. Our international guests joined the celebrations, enjoying the music and festive spirit to the fullest. With colour in the skies and rhythm in the air, the evening captured the true essence of Uttarayan in Gujarat. Visitors also explored the Heritage Pole Experience, offering a glimpse into Gujarat’s rich cultural legacy, indulged in a wide variety of flavours at the vibrant food sta

As kite flyers from across the world gather in Gujarat, the sky transforms into a vibrant display of colour, creativity and culture. Experience this global spectacle at the International Kite Festival 2026. Plan your visit now. 10th Jan – Rajkot, Surat, Dholavira | 11th Jan – Shivrajpur, SOU - Ekta Nagar, Vadnagar | 12th –14th Jan – Ahmedabad | 13th Jan - Vadodara | 14th Jan – Hanol, Palitana #Uttarayan #IKF2025 #InternationalKiteFestival #KiteFestivalGujarat #GujaratTourism | Gujarat Tourism

Uttarayan in Gujarat means skies bursting with colour, rooftops alive with laughter and traditions that connect generations. The air feels festive, the mood turns joyful with cultural performances and every corner reflects the spirit of togetherness. Come be part of Gujarat’s most colourful tradition with the International Kite Festival from 10th to 14th January, 2026. #Uttarayan #IKF2025 #InternationalKiteFestival #KiteFestivalGujarat #GujaratTourism | Gujarat Tourism

International Kite Festival 2025 Fly High at the International Kite Festival 2025 in Ahmedabad! 🪁✨ Mark your calendars! From 11th to 14th January 2025, the skies of Ahmedabad will come alive with vibrant colors and dazzling kites from around the world. 🌍 Witness stunning kite designs, cultural performances, and the festive spirit of Gujarat at the iconic Sabarmati Riverfront. 📅 Dates: 11th - 14th January 2025 📍 Location: Sabarmati Riverfront, Ahmedabad Whether you’re a kite lover or simply l

Makar Sankranti is one of India’s most vibrant harvest festivals, celebrated as the day when the Sun begins its northward journey (Uttarayan). Kite flying during Sankranti symbolizes joy, freedom, and the end of the winter season. Traditionally, people gather on rooftops to fly colorful kites, celebrating longer days, positive energy, and prosperity. This unique tradition is especially popular in states like Gujarat and Rajasthan, where the sky turns into a canvas of colors, strengthening commun

A video shows loudspeaker announcement from mosques in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, urging Muslims to come down from rooftops and avoid flying kites during the Hindu festival. They said “this is not your festival” and warning against making a “mockery of Islam.” The voice in the clip is said to be from a mosque loudspeaker addressing Muslims during the Makar Sankranti/Uttarayan kite festival celebrations. The message advised members of the Muslim community not to take part in kite flying, a popular tradi