
Republic Day Parade Route (Kartavya Path)
New Delhi, Delhi, India
The January 26 spectacle down Kartavya Path — tableaux, marching columns, the flypast over India Gate and the Beating Retreat finale three days later.
Why visit: The nation's grandest ceremony, in the capital's ceremonial spine.
- ›Republic Day parade
- ›State tableaux
- ›Air-force flypast
- ›Beating Retreat
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Best time
Jan 26 (parade); Jan 29 (Beating Retreat)
Entry fee
Tickets for stands
Est. budget
₹500–3,000
Duration
1 day
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