Lohri is the most popular festival of Punjab celebrated across north India with great spirits, love and the feeling of togetherness. The city of Delhi too becomes joyful around the upcoming of the festival. There are lots of ways to enjoy the charms of Lohri and here are few of them.

The Classic Bonfire

Setting up the bonfire with your loved ones and dancing around it on the sound of dhol and your favourite songs is still one of the best ways to celebrate the Lohri Party.



You can share the joy of love while singing the tales of Dulha Bhatti, and distributing rewri, popcorn, peanuts and money (Hell yeah) among your closed ones.

The Feasting, Dancing & DJ-ing

Bonfire is fine but the celebrations are boring without the flavoursome feasts and DJ in the house. Many clubs and eateries around the city are celebrating Lohri on a high. Here are few places to visit:

Lohri Celebration at Habitat World: The buoyant and lively celebration is a promising treat for all those who don’t want to miss the traditional charm of celebrating Lohri. The cultural evening begins from 7.00 pm onwards at The Hub, Habitat World, India Habitat Centre on January 13.

Lohri Bash at Tales and Spirits: It’s a Lohri Special! Don't settle for anything less but exceptional! We have the legend of bollywood music DJ Yogii on the decks at Tales & Spirits and with an extra touch of clubbing experience.

Lohri Bash at ‘The Luggage Room’: Want to dance your heart out, eat like never before and rejoice to fullest! Well, it is the time to gear up for the Lohri celebrations at The Luggage Room by Sandoz...

Happy Lohri Celebrations at Bottles 'N' Barrels: Dance it out Punjabi style in 'Dhol Night' at Bottles and Barrels. Tap your feet on the dhol beats & tracks on this Lohri special saturday dhol night.

Playing Games for the Party



The celebrations become more happening when you mix the lovely occasion with competitive games. Drop the corn, Popcorn relay race, Sunder Mundriye Ho (Lohri Special Tambola), Grab the Lohri sweets and popcorn with chopsticks are few of those interesting games that can be played among the loved ones with competitive spirits.

So, how’s your Lohri party going on?