Discover the Living Dance Village of Nrityagram
Just 30 kilometers from Bengaluru, Nrityagram is India’s first modern gurukul for classical dance—an immersive cultural retreat surrounded by lush fields and traditional architecture.
Best Time to Visit
Visit between October and February when the weather is cool and dance performances are held in open-air amphitheaters. Weekdays offer a quieter, more personal experience.
Key Highlights
• Live Dance Workshops: Participate in morning Odissi or Kathak classes led by resident gurus.
• Weekly Performances: Witness classical recitals in the village’s serene courtyard.
• Studio Tours: Explore the mud-and-lime dance pavilions set amid gardens.
• Community Meals: Enjoy south Indian thali meals prepared by village students.
• Artisanal Souvenirs: Handcrafted dance costumes and crafts at the on-site boutique.
How Srinivasa Caravans Takes You There
We pick you up early from your Bangalore hotel in our comfortable caravan, navigate the countryside road to Nrityagram, handle parking, and arrange your return—letting you focus on cultural immersion.
Visitor Tips
Dress modestly and wear comfortable shoes for walking between studios. Book performances in advance and carry water; there’s limited shade in the courtyard.
Highlights
- Guided studio tour explaining dance traditions and architecture.
- Hands-on workshop slot available on request.
- Lunch included with fresh, home-cooked fare by residents.
- Photo permit for courtyard and studio spaces.
- Option to stay overnight in guest cottages (advance booking required).
