Updated On: 29 July, 2012 07:41 AM IST | | Moeena Halim
Two upcoming music festivals ufffd the Moksha Festival in August and the Ziro Festival in September ufffd will be hosted in the hills. The year gone by has already seen innumerable music fests in the mountains ufffd from Coorg to Naukuchiatal and Ooty to Gulmarg ufffd making sure Indian music aficionados get a dose of heavenly heights as well as the sounds of music
Sub-zero temperatures, snow-covered mountains in the backdrop, and Raghu Dixit dressed in a lungi — that’s a scene from the Gulmarg Winter Festival in March this year. This was the first time rock music was being played at the hitherto-government run festival (earlier called the Gulmarg Snow Festival, since 2003) — and most of the band members’ first-ever experience with snow.

Raghu Dixit, lead vocalist and guitarist of Raghu Dixit Project, loves performing in the hills. Earlier this year, he performed at the Gulmarg Winter Festival, in Kashmir. Pic Courtesy/Raghu Dixit