New Delhi’s India International Centre is set to host its annual festival from October 29 to November 3, 2026, with this year’s theme, “Prakriti: Ecology and Existence.” The six-day programme will explore the relationship between the natural world, human life, ideas and artistic expression.
The festival is expected to bring together different perspectives on nature and humanity’s place within it, offering visitors an opportunity to engage with environmental questions through culture, creativity and discussion.
Exploring the Meaning of Prakriti
The theme focuses on the connections between people and the environment. It invites audiences to reflect on how nature shapes everyday life, human experiences and the way societies understand the world around them.
By bringing ecological concerns into a cultural setting, the festival aims to encourage a broader conversation about the relationship between human activity and the natural world.
A Meeting Point for Ideas and Artistic Expression
The programme is designed to bring together varied viewpoints and forms of creative expression. Through its focus on ecology, culture and lived experience, the event will provide a platform for participants to consider environmental issues from different perspectives.
The festival also highlights how cultural institutions can contribute to public discussions about sustainability and the importance of the natural environment.
A Cultural Event to Add to Delhi Plans
For visitors planning a trip to the capital at the end of October or beginning of November, the festival could be an option for a culture-focused itinerary. Travellers should check the India International Centre’s official programme for individual event details, timings, venue access and any registration requirements before attending.
With its focus on nature, ideas and the arts, the annual festival offers a different way to explore Delhi’s cultural calendar.
