Experience the 35th edition of Taj Mahotsav 2026 in Agra from February 18-27. Explore traditional crafts, folk performances, regional cuisines, and family entertainment at this iconic cultural festival. Tickets and entry details inside.
Taj Mahotsav 2026: Agra gears up to host the 35th edition of Taj Mahotsav in 2026, a vibrant cultural festival that celebrates India’s rich heritage of arts, crafts, music, and cuisine. Scheduled from February 18 to 27, this iconic event brings together artisans, performers, and visitors from across India and abroad, making it a must-visit festival in the Taj city.
About Taj Mahotsav 2026
First launched in 1992, Taj Mahotsav has evolved from a local craft fair into a nationwide cultural phenomenon. Over the decades, it has become a key event on the Government of India’s Department of Tourism calendar, attracting both domestic and international tourists. The festival aims to promote traditional artisans and provide visitors access to authentic crafts at fair prices, bypassing retail markups.
Taj Mahotsav 2026 Dates and Duration
The 35th edition will run for ten days from February 18 to February 27, 2026, offering an immersive cultural experience for families, craft lovers, and tourists.
Location in Agra
The festival is set up near Windham Garden Hotel on Fatehabad Road, Agra. This location ensures easy access for visitors exploring the Taj Mahal corridor while providing ample space for craft exhibitions, performances, and family entertainment zones.
What to Expect at Taj Mahotsav 2026
1. Arts and Crafts Exhibitions
The heart of the festival lies in its art and craft exhibitions. Over 400 artisans from across India will showcase traditional and region-specific crafts, including:
Wood and stone carvings from Tamil Nadu
Bamboo and cane work from North East India
Papier-mâché art from South India and Kashmir
Marble and zardozi work from Agra
Wood carving from Saharanpur
Brassware from Moradabad
Handmade carpets from Bhadohi
Pottery from Khurja
Chikan embroidery from Lucknow
Silk and zari work from Banaras
Shawls and carpets from Kashmir and Gujarat
Hand printing from Farrukhabad
Kantha stitch textiles from West Bengal
Crafts are sold directly by the artisans, maintaining authenticity and affordability.
2. Cultural Performances and Folk Showcases
The festival’s cultural program features live performances across multiple genres:
Folk music and dances from different Indian states
Classical and semi-classical stage shows
Traditional Brij Bhumi cultural performances
Popular art showcases by recognized performers
Visitors often participate during folk segments, making the experience interactive rather than passive.
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3. Regional Cuisines and Food Stalls
Taj Mahotsav 2026 also celebrates India’s culinary diversity with regional and local delicacies:
Traditional dishes prepared by heritage cooks
Regional cuisines from across India
Street-style snacks and full meal options
Local specialties from Uttar Pradesh
This culinary variety allows visitors to enjoy authentic Indian flavors while exploring the festival grounds.
4. Fun Fair and Family Entertainment
The festival also offers rides and amusement attractions for families:
Roller coasters for teens and adults
Ferris wheel and merry-go-round rides for children
Toy train rides
Fairground games and stalls
This section provides a complete entertainment experience for all age groups.
Entry Fee and Ticket Details
Entry tickets for Taj Mahotsav 2026 are priced as follows:
Adults — ₹50 per person
Children up to 3 years — Free
Foreign tourists — Free
School groups (50 children in uniform) — ₹700
Two accompanying teachers — Free
Additional Information:
No separate ticket is required for cultural performances
Tickets available at all festival entrances
Single-entry access covers crafts, performances, and fairground rides
Visitors must follow security guidelines and maintain queue discipline
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