Garba in Ahmedabad 2026: The Complete Guide to Navratri Nights
Your Face is Your Golden Ticket!
Ahmedabad is the garba capital of India, and 2026 brings some of the biggest Navratri nights the city has seen. This guide covers where to go, what passes cost, and how entry works so you can plan the perfect night.
Navratri 2026 runs across nine nights in October, with pre-Navratri and warm-up events starting slightly earlier. Most garba nights run from around 8:00 PM until the early hours of the morning.
The city has everything from large party plots on SG Highway and Sarkhej to intimate resort venues. Popular pockets include Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway, Bopal, Satellite, Gota and South Bopal, each with multiple events every night.
Prices range widely. Early-bird passes often start around Rs 899-999, mid-tier events sit around Rs 2,500, and premium nights with big live singers can go Rs 4,000 and above. Booking early almost always saves money.
Events on FacePass use face recognition at the gate. You book online, scan your face once, and walk in on the night - no printed ticket, no QR code to find, and no queue while somebody scans a screen.