Hazaribagh Ramnavmi is not just a festival – it's a spectacular 100-year-old tradition that brings the entire city to a standstill for 48 hours.

Every year, over 130 akharas take to the streets in a grand Ramnavmi Shobha Yatra, showcasing lathi, sword displays, beautiful Ramayana tableaux, and powerful tasha beats.

The procession covers an 8 to 10 km route and reaches its peak on Ramnavmi Dashami, when the whole city turns into a moving celebration of devotion and unity.

Started in 1918, this massive Ramnavmi juloos of Hazaribagh is now internationally famous and considered one of the biggest in Jharkhand.

Are you planning to be part of this grand Hazaribagh Ramnavmi procession this year?