Mark your day with bonfires; gather around and toss sesame seeds, gur, sugar candy and rewaries on the bonfire; sit around it; and sing and dance till the fire dies out.

Highlights:

- Punjabi Dance

- Punjabi Dhol

- Gidha

- Punjabi Boliyaan

- Star Category Venue with free valet parking

- Punjabi Music

- Bonfires

- Concert arena setup 

- Kids Friendly 

- Dessert Table

- Hay & Khatiya

- Lohri Decors: 

- Painted earthen pots.

- Hand-painted bottles.

- Colourful Pinwheels.

- Lohri Photo Booth.

- Bonfire is planned so well. Trays of revdis, gajak and groundnuts are kept handy and we are not forgetting to play the Sunder mundriye ho! song loudly.

Lohri Drinks:

- Lassi and Jaljeera Juice counters

Lohri Sweets and Desserts:

- A Punjabi celebration is incomplete without an array of sweets served for a Lohri celebration. Raise a toast to winter favourite desserts like Phirni, Gulab Jamun, Kheer, and Rabdi Jalebi.

Lohri Dining:

- A traditional Punjabi menu which includes Makai ki roti and Sarson ka saag. 

- Besides that paneer and chicken dishes

- Hot boiled corn in starters/corn fritters to go with the season and occasion.

Dress Code:

- Authenticate it by specifying traditional Punjabi attire that includes patiala salwars and short kurtas paired with phulkari dupattas and parandis for women.

- A Punjabi salwar and kurta with colourful juttis for men.