New Delhi, February 13 The Delhi Development Authority will host the annual spring festival, 'Palaash Mahotsav 2026', from February 14, officials said on Friday.
This year, the three-day city-wide celebration will, for the first time, be organized at four locations, including Ashoka Garden, Lala Hardayal Park, Smriti Van, and Baansera.
Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena will inaugurate the event, which will be held from February 14 to 16, the Authority said.
"Each venue will be designed around a distinct theme celebrating nature, sustainability, and community life," it said in a statement.
Officials said the expansion of the festival aims to bring the celebrations closer to residents in different parts of the city, while encouraging greater public engagement with urban green spaces.
"The idea is to transform Delhi's parks into vibrant community hubs and inspire citizens to step outdoors and reconnect with nature," the statement said.
The festival is expected to feature cultural performances, eco-awareness activities, art installations, and interactive community programs, making it a weekend highlight for families and nature enthusiasts across the capital.
Each venue will feature thematic floral displays, curated gardens, landscape installations, and public activity zones, together presenting a unified narrative of Delhi's relationship with nature," it added.