A global experience rooted in India. Immersive evenings beneath the stars, set against India’s timeless monuments.
The Indian Echoes Project
Where the architectural grandeur of India’s monuments becomes the backdrop for vibrant, multifaceted cultural experiences.
Starting with the inaugural flagship event at Qutub Minar, Delhi, in February 2027, Indian Echoes takes India’s cultural story beyond the stage, transforming iconic heritage monuments into immersive destinations where music, performance, cuisine, craft and hospitality come together.
From April 2027, Indian Echoes evolves into a recurring, multi-location series: a connected cultural circuit across India for local residents and international and domestic travellers, building a globally recognised platform for India’s cultural economy.
The Elements
A sensory experience that lingers long after the evening ends.
A curation of semi-classical and fusion music and dance from across India, brought to life by a collective of over twenty artistes through string instruments, percussion, dance and vocals. A celebration of India’s intangible heritage, set against the backdrop of its magnificent monuments.
A multi-course menu inspired by India’s five regions, with each course thoughtfully paired and synchronised with the performances, creating an immersive journey through the country’s diverse flavours and culinary traditions.
The Setting
India’s tallest minaret and one of its most iconic landmarks becomes far more than a backdrop. Under the Qutub Minar, the architectural grandeur of the past meets a living, contemporary cultural evening: music, movement and cuisine held within a setting that has stood for over eight centuries.
The Evening
A choreographed evening of two and a half hours, seamlessly moving from the first note to the last.
An introduction to the event, venue, partners and programme line-up, with a service of mocktails and small bites.
Violin, Sitar, Sarangi, Tabla and Tanpura.
Anupriya Deotale, Gaurav Mazumdar & artists from the Ravi Shankar Centre.
Sufi, Thumri, Ghazals, Fusion and Classics.
Vidya Shah, Sonam Kalra, Poonam Chauhan, Radhika Chopra.
A pre-plated dinner service accompanied by live Manipuri percussion, in a vibrant rhythmic interlude.
A choreographed fusion of classical dance forms: Kathakali, Kathak, Odissi, Bharatanatyam and Chhau.
Rakesh Saibabu, Akash Mallik, Priya Srinivasan & artists from the Trikayaa Dance Foundation.
A concluding note of thanks to guests, sponsors, facilitators, curators and venue partners.
Artist line-up subject to availability and change.
Inaugural Edition · Season 1
Three shows over the opening edition, held within the Qutub complex. Ticketing for Season 2 onwards will be shared at a later date.
Ticket prices for Season 2 onwards will be shared at a later date.
Audience Profile
Local patrons, culture aficionados, art collectors, industrialists and social influencers who frequent the city’s most prestigious events and value intimate, exclusive experiences.
Business leaders and organisations seeking distinctive venues for networking, entertaining, hosting exclusive soirées and creating meaningful brand experiences.
International visitors living in or travelling to India, and members of the diplomatic community who seek authentic, premium after-dark experiences that go beyond traditional tourism.
Affluent travellers from within India and the diaspora, seeking unique immersive alternatives to conventional sightseeing and a deeper connection with India’s heritage.
Partnerships · Season 1
An invitation to brands, institutions and cultural partners to help shape India’s premium cultural tourism circuit. The journey begins with Season 1: three flagship evenings at Qutub Minar, Delhi, from 12–14 February 2027.
Additional Partnership Categories
Airline Partner / Ground Transportation / Travel / Hospitality / Celebration / Beverage / Hydration / Gifting / Ticketing / Media / Digital / Communications Partner.
Sponsorship details for Season 2 onwards can be shared on request.
Marketing Impact · Projected reach
Organiser
Established in 2018, WeChoose Ventures works towards conscious living, environmental sustainability and cultural promotion. Founder Kiran Mittal, a documentary filmmaker and communications specialist, draws on decades of travel and exposure to the performing arts as the inspiration behind Indian Echoes.
Venue Facilitation
A non-profit arm under the Dalmia Bharat Group, Sabhyata Foundation facilitates cultural experiences at Delhi’s most prominent heritage monuments under the Monument Mitra initiative, working in partnership with the Ministry of Culture and the Archaeological Survey of India.
Advisors
Former Creative Head, Programs, India Habitat Centre. Managing Trustee, Kri Foundation.
Journalist, author and expert on Indian culinary culture. Co-founder of EazyDiner.
Acclaimed international actor and recipient of multiple National awards.
Historian and author. Former convener of the Delhi Chapter of INTACH.
The inaugural edition at Qutub Minar, Delhi, opens on 12-14 February 2027. Register your interest to attend, host or partner, and we will be in touch as ticketing and partnership details are confirmed.
Express Interest
Tell us how you would like to be part of Indian Echoes. Every enquiry is read by the team.