At The Leela, luxury finds its most meaningful expression in the celebration of India's rich cultural heritage, age-old traditions and enduring stories. Rooted in a deep appreciation of the country's artistic and cultural legacy, The Leela curates experiences that offer guests a distinctive connection with the spirit of India, brought to life through the warmth of its hospitality and the grandeur of its palaces.
This Diwali, The Leela Palace Udaipur invites guests to immerse themselves in one of India's most cherished epics with The Story of Ram, a live musical retelling of the Ramayana. Set against the enchanting backdrop of the palace, the experience brings this timeless tale to life through an evocative coming together of music, dance, traditional artistry and theatrical storytelling.
As the evening unfolds, guests are invited to begin with a traditional Aarti at the 165-year-old Omkareshwar Temple within the palace grounds, before journeying into the world of the Ramayana through a captivating live musical presentation. From the exile of Lord Ram to his triumphant return to Ayodhya, the performance brings alive a story of devotion, courage, righteousness and the eternal triumph of good over evil.
As the narrative reaches its crescendo, the glow of countless diyas illuminates the evening, capturing the very essence of Diwali – the celebration of light, hope and new beginnings.
An ode to India's timeless cultural and spiritual heritage, The Story of Ram is an invitation to experience the magic of a beloved epic in an extraordinary setting, where tradition, artistry and the spirit of celebration come together in true Leela style.
Date: 7 November 2026
Time: 6:30 PM onwards
Venue: Omkareshwar Temple and Rang Manch, The Leela Palace Udaipur
Experience: Traditional Aarti followed by an approximately 40-minute live musical retelling of the Ramayana, performed in English.
Non-resident guest access: INR 5,000 plus applicable taxes per person, inclusive of the performance and dinner at The Dining Room. Advance reservations are required and are subject to availability.
