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Lahore Announces Safe Basant Festival Celebration on March 12-14, 2027

October 23, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

LAHORE: The Punjab government has officially announced the celebration of the Basant festival on March 12-14, 2027, marking a significant return of this traditional kite-flying event after years of restrictions. The decision aims to revive cultural festivities while ensuring public safety.

Officials stated that the festival will be organized under strict safety measures to prevent accidents and maintain order. The announcement was made during a press conference by the provincial minister for culture, who emphasized the importance of preserving cultural heritage and promoting tourism in the region.

The revival of the Basant festival is expected to boost local businesses and attract tourists, contributing positively to the economy. With safety protocols in place, the government hopes to create a festive atmosphere that honors traditions while prioritizing the well-being of participants.

As preparations begin, local authorities are set to hold meetings to finalize safety guidelines and event logistics. The government encourages community involvement and is optimistic about a successful celebration that brings joy to the people of Lahore.

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