Holi Weekend Getaway From Delhi

Holi, also known as the festival of colours, is one of the most popular festivals celebrated in India. It is an ancient tradition that is celebrated in early March and marks the end of winter and the victory of good over evil. It is a time when people forget their differences and come together to make merry with music, dance and lots of colours.

If you're looking for a unique Holi celebration in resort near Delhi, then there's no better place than Manesar. Located in the state of Haryana, Manesar is a picturesque town known for its serene surroundings and rich cultural heritage. And what better way to enjoy your stay than at Heritage Village Resorts and Spa, where you can immerse yourself in luxury and tradition. Our resort for Holi celebration near Delhi is a beautiful property located just 20 minutes from Gurgaon, 30 minutes away from Indira Gandhi International Airport and 45 minutes away from New Delhi, the national capital. It is designed like a traditional Haveli with modern amenities, making it a perfect blend of old-world charm and contemporary comfort. The resort offers a wide range of accommodation options, each with its unique character and style. At our resort near Delhi, we also offer a range of facilities that will make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. You can pamper yourself at Aruna Spa, take a dip in the swimming pool, or work out at the gym. There are also several dining options available, including a poolside restaurant.

But what sets Heritage Village Resorts and Spa apart is our celebration of festivals. And when it comes to Holi, we pull out all the stops. The entire property is decorated with colourful flowers and rangolis, and the atmosphere is electric with the sound of music and laughter. Click here to learn more about the offerings in our Holi Ke Rang package. On 7 March, we offer a buffet lunch with specialities from Chettinad cuisine, hi-tea, ghazals by Shri Deepak Singh, a traditional Holika Dahan ceremony and a buffet dinner featuring Kashmiri dishes. On 8 March, there is a Bollywood music performance by Ms. Bindu Sargam, followed by the much-awaited Holi celebrations with colours, rain dance and a DJ session. Lunch is a special Holi buffet featuring delicacies from Chettinad, Rajasthani and Kerala. After hi-tea, Shri Deepak Singh will perform ghazals, and dinner will feature dishes from Kashmiri and North West frontier cuisines. End your getaway on a high with the buffet breakfast on 9 March. Contact us today for more details.