The eagerly awaited ‘Bihar Utsav 2025‘ is taking place at Dilli Haat, INA, from March 16—31. By providing tourists with a rare chance to get up close and personal with the state’s rich legacy, the festival seeks to honor and revitalize Bihar’s magnificent art, culture, and customs.

Grand celebrations of Bihar Diwas are scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday at Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi, to honor the state’s residents who have made significant contributions to the nation’s capital. As the Chief Guest, Nitish Mishra, Minister of Industries, Government of Bihar, will grace the occasion.

A variety of exciting cultural performances by well-known Bihar artists will be included in the festival, providing an insight into the state’s rich customs and cultural legacy.

Dilli Haat’s Bihar Utsav 2025 is a magnificent display of the state’s rich artistic, cultural, and handicraft traditions. With many booths showcasing beautiful goods made by regional craftspeople, this festival, which runs until March 31, offers a singular opportunity to discover Bihar’s rich cultural legacy.

“Bihar Utsav celebrates the foundation day of our state, and it’s a tribute to our rich heritage,” said Resident Commissioner Kundan Kumar, highlighting the event’s importance. The Department of Industries has put a lot of effort into making this fair a reality and making sure that our small businesses and artists receive the credit they merit.

Bihar’s famous silk, khadi, Madhubani, Tikuli, and Manjusha paintings are among the many handicrafts on display at the festival, along with Swelling embroidery, coin art, and wood and bamboo items. Foodies can also savor the traditional Bihari fare that is offered at the kiosks.

Tassar silk sarees, wooden artifacts, and Madhubani paintings are among the many traditional crafts on display at the event.

The festival’s vendors, who have been putting up stalls at Bihar Utsav for a number of years, thanked the government for its assistance. They stated that the government has continuously helped them by paying for their transportation, giving them allowances, and providing them with free areas to set up shop and sell their goods.

The organizers of the event claim that Bihar Utsav is about more than just exhibiting craftsmanship; it’s also about empowering state artists who frequently don’t get the chance to exhibit their work on bigger stages.

The celebration keeps spreading awareness of Bihar’s diverse cultural heritage while giving local craftspeople a chance to make a living.