It is a cultural celebration reflecting the rich heritage and spirituality of the Gujarati people.
Originating as a devotional dance for Goddess Durga during Navaratri.

It has evolved, incorporating tribal, folk, and classical influences, making it a unique and diverse dance form.
Garba is rooted in Hindu mythology.
It is performed in circular formations around a central goddess image.

Dancers wear vibrant, colorful attire, and use intricate footwork to tell stories and express emotions.
It transcends age, gender, and social barriers, allowing everyone to participate and celebrate together.
Garba is a joyful and exuberant expression of happiness, celebrating life and forgetting worries.

Garba embodies culture, faith, and unity, connecting people to their cultural roots.