Alive with bravery, dedication, and adorned with the spirit of Sikhism, Hola Mohalla Festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Anandpur Sahib, Punjab. The event, generally taking place in the month of March, a day after the Hindu festival of Holi, was set up by Guru Gobind Singh Ji with the purpose to exhibit martial skills and brotherhood among the Sikhs.
There will be thrilling Gatka demonstrations, traditional martial arts, mock battles, horse riding, archery, and vibrant Nagar Kirtans or religious processions with soulful hymns. The atmosphere is filled with devotion, energy, and pride, with thousands of Sikhs coming from all over the world to celebrate their heritage.
Along with the martial skills displays, visitors can enjoy spiritual discourses, community meals (Langar), and a peek into the disciplined yet joyous lifestyle of Sikhs. The Hola Mohalla Sikh Festival Tour offers a rare glimpse of courage, faith, and festivity combined in a deeply inspiring celebration.
The Hola Mohalla Festival is more than a celebration—it’s a living tradition of valor, faith, and unity. Set against the majestic backdrop of Punjab’s hills, this festival offers travelers a powerful insight into Sikh culture, hospitality, and spirituality. It’s a must-experience event for those seeking to witness India’s vibrant heritage and the indomitable spirit of the Sikh community.