Agroha Dham to Host 43rd Annual Grand Fair on October 25

Hisar, October 6, 2026: The historic Agroha Dham, located in the Hisar district, is preparing to host its 43rd grand annual fair on Sunday, October 25, 2026. This significant event has generated considerable enthusiasm among the Agrawal community and devotees across the country. Organizers have extended a warm invitation to pilgrims from all corners of India to visit the sacred site, participate in the festivities, and seek spiritual benefits from the scheduled religious observances.

Religious Tableaux and Spiritual Attractions

A primary highlight of this year’s fair is the extensive display of religious tableaux, which are designed to offer a transcendental experience to the visiting devotees. The fair will feature exhibits dedicated to deities and pilgrimage sites including Mata Mahalakshmi, Dada Agrasen, Mata Saraswati, Mata Vaishno Devi, the Amarnath ice cave, Tirupati Balaji, Bhairav Baba, Rameswaram Dham, and Maa Ganga. In addition to these static displays, the event will showcase electrified, motion-based tableaux depicting Shri Krishna Leela and Jai Shri Ram Leela, aiming to bring these epics to life for the attendees.

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Standing as a prominent landmark at the site, the 90-foot-tall statue of Baba Hanuman Ji will serve as a major focal point for visitors. The organizers emphasize that beyond the visual spectacles, the fair provides a rare opportunity for attendees to explore the profound historical and religious heritage of Agroha Dham, allowing them to offer prayers at the various temples located within the complex throughout the day.

Schedule of Religious and Cultural Programs

The event is meticulously structured to accommodate a full day of devotion and cultural engagement. The proceedings are set to begin early on October 25, with a ritual bath in the Shakti Sarovar scheduled for 6:00 AM, followed by prayers and ‘Aarti’ in the temples at 7:00 AM. At 8:00 AM, a ‘Mahila Kalash Yatra’ (women’s pot procession) will take place, followed by the distribution of ‘Bhojan Prasad’.

As the morning progresses, the atmosphere will turn toward celebratory worship with a ’56 Bhog’ offering presented to Shri Mahalakshmi Ji at 9:00 AM. Subsequent religious ceremonies are scheduled for 10:00 AM, with further planned activities following at 10:15 AM. The afternoon will shift focus toward cultural enrichment, with dedicated performances and cultural programs taking place between 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM.

Family Entertainment and Logistics

Recognizing the diverse demographic of visitors, the organizers have made comprehensive arrangements for the entertainment of children and families. Various amusement rides will be installed across the grounds to ensure a lively atmosphere for younger attendees. Furthermore, a wide array of stalls will be set up throughout the venue, providing goods, services, and refreshments to the large crowds expected to gather for this annual celebration.

For those interested in commercial participation, the organizers have noted that individuals wishing to set up stalls at the fair on October 24 and 25 may contact the management team directly. The Agrawal Trust, based in Agroha Dham, Hisar, has appealed to the Agrawal community and all interested devotees to ensure their presence at the fair to witness these religious and cultural programs in the company of their families. The organizers maintain that such gatherings play a vital role in preserving the cultural ethos of the region while fostering unity among the faithful.

You can contact individual applicants at the stall in Agroha Dham Mall on October 24 and 25.

Applicants: Agarwal Trust, Agroha Dham; District Tourism Department.