The annual Virasat fair was as good as I remember it to be after a 2 year gap due to Covid. The stadium premises looked great as usual, but a little dirtier this time around. The concerned authorities could have done a much better job in keeping the place clean and tidy. The food being served in the stalls looked as delicious as ever, although this time I only tried their Aloo tikki chaat and Malai Kulfi, both of which were really good. The stalls were also numerous, most of which were into selling wooden decorations, bedsheets, kurtas, etc at surprisingly affordable prices. A must visit with family and friends for some much needed fun time.
Shubham thapa250 days ago
Nice stadium ! Actually u can visit here during VIRASAT Virasat is an Indian cultural festival that celebrates all aspects of the country's cultural heritage. It is held at Dehradun, India and recognised as the afro-asia biggest folk life and heritage festival
Anshul Bisht250 days ago
VIRASAT; as being one of the most celebrated annual event of Dehradun; this is mega fest where you can cherish the music maestros from across all parts of India. Organised by ONGC, Virasat Heritage Festival, a 15-day arts and culture festival hosted in Dehradun has become a mega fest over the years.
Kavi G250 days ago
Stadium is big spacious. Talking about Virasat the Food stall and service is pathetic. Dance/ Music program was however good.
Ajay rawat281 days ago
Nice and big stadium. When there In annual festival virasat. So no idea about what goes on there daily but yes it's a decent size stadium.
Vikrant Chandekar1 year ago
This is an place for an athelete to do their regular workout. But most of the time you find some or other exibition or trade fair here
The unseen travel1 year ago
I attended an event over here that is with the name virasat and it’s quiet large stadium with good occupancy and decently maintained
The stadium premises looked great as usual, but a little dirtier this time around. The concerned authorities could have done a much better job in keeping the place clean and tidy.
The food being served in the stalls looked as delicious as ever, although this time I only tried their Aloo tikki chaat and Malai Kulfi, both of which were really good.
The stalls were also numerous, most of which were into selling wooden decorations, bedsheets, kurtas, etc at surprisingly affordable prices.
A must visit with family and friends for some much needed fun time.
Actually u can visit here during VIRASAT
Virasat is an Indian cultural festival that celebrates all aspects of the country's cultural heritage. It is held at Dehradun, India and recognised as the afro-asia biggest folk life and heritage festival