Frequently asked questions.

Yes. Ample parking space is available for both four-wheelers and two-wheelers next to the venue at the ONGC grounds / helipad. More details on exact parking zones and access points will be updated closer to the festival.

Yes, re-entry is allowed through the day as long as you're wearing your festival wristband. Keep it on for the full day - it's your pass back in.

Yes. Food is available for purchase at the various curated food outlets set up as part of the food festival of Virasat 2026, with delicacies from various states across India.

Yes. Children below 5 years get free entry, accompanying their guardian's ticket.

Seating in the main auditorium is limited to ticket holders only. General festival entry covers the bazaar, crafts, cuisine, and daytime programmes; reserved main-stage seating is a separate tier - see the passes page for details.

Lost & Found, a general Helpdesk, and First-aid are all available at a dedicated station within the festival grounds. This station is open to all festival attendees for any assistance needed during your visit.

Emergency support is available at the same dedicated on-ground station throughout the festival. If you need urgent help, head there directly or ask any festival staff member nearby to guide you.

Write to us through the Contact page - general enquiries, stall booking, partnerships, school visits, volunteering, and press all have a direct route there.