
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is a festival commemorating Lord Rama's victory over Ravana. This year, it will be celebrated across the country on October 2. On this day, devotees worship Lord Ram, while many conduct a shastra puja, which involves weapon worship.
Dashami Tithi started on October 1 at 7:01 pm and conclude on October 2 at 7:10 pm, according to Panchang.
The muhurat timing for Ravan Dahan is between 6:03 PM and 7:10 PM on October 2.
Ravan Dahan 2025 timings in Delhi: 6:05 pm – 7:10 pm
Ravan Dahan 2025 timings in Noida: 6:05 pm – 7:10 pm
Ravan Dahan 2025 timings in Ayodhya: 5:46 pm – 7:10 pm
Ravan Dahan 2025 timings in Gurugram: 6:05 pm- 7:10 pm
Ravan Dahan 2025 timings in Mumbai: 6:26 pm – 7:10 pm
Every year, the Red Fort serves as the focal point of Dussehra celebrations, which is oranised by the Luv-Kush Ramlila Committee. Reportedly, Bollywood star Bobby Deol has been invited to Ramlila venue this year.
Ramlila Maidan, one of Delhi's oldest and most renowned venues, is known for experiencing Dussehra in its fullest glory. Here, effigies of Ravana, Meghnath, and Kumbhkaran are set ablaze amid stunning fireworks, creating a mesmerising evening.
The Sector 10 ground in Dwarka hosted the city's tallest Ravana effigy at 211 feet last year. You can easily reach there by metro or cab.
Kalbadevi's Shri Ram Mandal, known for its rich tradition, hosts one of Mumbai's oldest Ramleelas. The celebrations have a nostalgic charm, culminating in the Ravan Dahan, which marks the end of weeks of cultural festivities.
Ramleela Maidan in Malad is an iconic place to witness Ravan Dahan. The large crowds, lively Ramleela shows, and the grand Ravan Dahan create a festival-like vibe that embodies the essence of Dussehra.
Azad Maidan, one of Mumbai's most famous venues, holds a huge Ravan Dahan annually. The large effigy of Ravana attracts large crowds every year.