Celebrate Dharma and Devotion at Ramayan Mela Delhi 2025 from October 30 - November 5

The Ramayan Mela Delhi 2025 is set to be a grand cultural celebration from October 30 to November 5, 2025, at Pocket-52, DDA Park, C.R. Park, New Delhi. This is considered to be one of the largest festivals in India dedicated to the Ramayana epic and invites devotees, tourists, and cultural enthusiasts to come and enjoy the unforgettable anecdote of Lord Ram and his quest that is marked by dharma, heroism and devotion.

During the mela, visitors will witness dramatic re-enactments of some of the incidents in the Ramayana that will be passionately and culturally recreated to relive the ancient saga. Delightful art exhibits, devotional music/performances, and storytelling acts accompanying these live performances enthrall all the age groups of the audience. The festival is not just a celebration of spiritual learning, but also the festival that highly appreciates the conservation and propagation of the rich Indian cultural heritage.

In addition to the performances, the Ramayan Mela offers workshops where attendees can engage with traditional crafts and culinary delights through vibrant stalls showcasing local artisans and authentic cuisines. This creates a lively atmosphere connecting people to India’s artisan legacy and culinary traditions. Contests and competitions held during the mela further encourage community participation, especially among children, nurturing an early appreciation for the epic’s moral and cultural lessons.

Structured around a central theme of spiritual enrichment, the mela offers a one-of-a-kind experience of the residents and visitors of Delhi to relate to the deep metaphors of truth and righteousness that Ramayana has to share. Having become a combination of education and culture along with devotion, the Ramayan Mela has already become a must-visit festival in the festive season, guaranteeing an inspiring, joyful, and absorbing cultural experience to all.e

The 2025 version is expected to be both traditional yet at the same time inclusive and participatory to different communities, making it a bright example of cultural diversity and spiritual harmony in the capital city of India. The Ramayan Mela is a rich experience to the families, students, scholars, and tourists alike reading into one of the most adored Indian epics