Agra, renowned globally for the iconic Taj Mahal, is gearing up for its much-anticipated annual event, the Taj Mahotsav. This festival is a must-visit for enthusiasts of art, culture, and exquisite food.

Let's explore the festival's schedule, ticketing details, pricing, and unique attractions.

Festival Schedule
The Taj Mahotsav 2026 will take place from February 18 to February 27, 2026. This ten-day cultural festivity will welcome guests daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

New Venue Location
Previously hosted at Shilpgram, this year's festival has moved to a spacious open area near the 'I Love Agra' selfie point on Fatehabad Road due to ongoing construction at the original site.

Ticket Information
To ensure accessibility for everyone, ticket prices are set as follows:

Adults - ₹50 each
Children (up to 3 years) - Free entry
Foreign Tourists - Free entry
School Groups - ₹700 for a group of 50 students in uniform, with free entry for two teachers.

How to Purchase Tickets
Currently, there is no online ticketing option available. Tickets must be bought in person at the counters located at all entry points to the festival.

Festival Attractions

The Taj Mahotsav is more than just a fair; it embodies the essence of Indian culture.

Arts and Crafts - Over 400 artisans from various regions showcase their crafts. Visitors can admire and purchase beautiful Banarasi silk, Lucknow's Chikankari, Agra's marble inlay work, Saharanpur's carved wood, Kashmir's Pashmina, and bamboo crafts from the Northeast.

Cultural Performances - Each evening, the festival's main stage will feature classical dance, folk music, and other performances. This year, audiences can look forward to comedy by Krishna Abhishek and musical acts by Sachin and Jigar.

Culinary Delights - Food lovers will be thrilled with the diverse offerings at the food court, featuring Mughlai dishes and popular street foods from various Indian states.