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Dussehra (Festival)

Sun 25 October 2026 – Free ticket required for entry Dussehra celebrates the victory of Lord Ramachandra over Ravana during the battle in Lanka. This pastime appears in the great epic Ramayana. The word Dussehra comes from the word `dus` meaning `ten’ and `hara`, meaning `annihilated`, referring to the destruction of the ten-headed Ravana. Schedule Free ticket required Full schedule and timings TBC FAQ Why do I need a ticket? A ticket is required to enter the site on Sun 25 Oct 2026 – By booking your time slot, this helps us create a better and smoother experience for you, with shorter queues and more space to participate in the festival. – Reduces heavy traffic in the surrounding area, making it easier for you to attend and creates less disruption for locals and non festival-goers. – Helps us to be less wasteful, as we can prepare appropriate quantities of resources and prasadam (sanctified food). What are the ticket times? A ticket will be required for entry between 2pm-6pm. Without a ticket between these times we will not be able to let you in. Do children need tickets? Tickets are not required for children under 5. What happens if I arrive without a ticket? In order to enter Bhaktivedanta Manor on this day, a ticket is required. Without a ticket you will not be let in. How long can I stay? You are welcome to stay and enjoy the festivities for as long as you like. Your ticket time only relates to your arrival time.