The city of Chandigarh is prepared to celebrate Rock Garden Fest in 2024 with its dates, timings and tickets price now out
The Rock Garden, a well-known site in Chandigarh that draws both tourists and art lovers, is a monument to human ingenuity and tenacity. It is an enthralling artistic work that skillfully combines nature, art, and recycling, was created by self-taught artist and government employee Nek Chand. You can attend the Chandigarh Rock Garden Fest 2024 which is taking place in December if you intend to travel to Chandigarh.
Rock Garden Fest Chandigarh 2024 schedule, dates, timings, tickets price, performers and venue location address
The Rock Garden stands out for its creative use of repurposed materials. These materials were cleverly recycled by Nek Chand to create elaborate sculptures, walkways, arches, and creative combinations that blend in perfectly with the surrounding landscape.
The 2024 Chandigarh Rock Garden Fest is set for December 8-15, 2024 and while the timings haven’t been revealed, the rock garden is open from 9am-7pm daily. The 100th anniversary of Nekchand will be celebrated with this festival.
On his anniversary, this Fest will be held as a memorial to him. The festival will take place in Chandigarh’s Rock Garden Uttar Marg Sector 1.
| Dates | December 8 -15 |
| Address | Rock Garden, Uttar Marg in Sector 1, Chandigarh |
| Ticket Price | INR 30 for adults |
Rock Garden Fest ticket
You must purchase a ticket for this event, which costs 30 rupees for adults and 10 rupees for children.
Rock Garden Fest performances
Punjabi singers Karan Aujla and AP Dhillon will play live at this Fest on December 15th, according to the PU Mirror Instagram page but no official source has confirmed this yet.
If you live in Chandigarh, we suggest that you go to Rock Garden Fest 2024, which will take place from December 8 to December 15.
Rock Garden history
Before the Rock Garden was uncovered by authorities in 1975, construction had been going on covertly for almost 20 years, starting in 1957.
The garden had grown to 12 acres by the time it was discovered. Local officials made the decision to support it after realizing its artistic and cultural significance. It is known that Saini worked almost alone in the beginning, despite the lack of precise information regarding the original expenses and manpower.
Today, the 40-acre Rock Garden is home to more than 2,000 sculptures made from recycled materials, including glass bangles, neon tubes, shattered ceramics, and industrial waste. There have been major changes to the Rock Garden since it was officially recognized. After being made public, it was enlarged to include pavilions, outdoor theatres, and man-made waterfall