Basant in Quetta 2026: Three-Day Kite Festival Begins Today with Police Safety Ban

Basant in Quetta 2026 starts today, February 13, with a three-day kite-flying celebration from February 13 to 15. Following Lahore’s revival after nearly two decades, Quetta fills its skies with kites. Police ban aerial firing and urge safe, peaceful observance to keep Basant in Quetta 2026 incident-free.

The first kites rose over Quetta this morning. The city wakes to Basant in Quetta, 2026. After Lahore brought back the festival earlier this month, Quetta now joins as the second major hub.

The three-day event runs from February 13 to 15. Residents fly kites with traditional enthusiasm. Families and friends share the joy of spring.

Police take no chances. They direct everyone to avoid aerial firing completely. Authorities stress safe and peaceful celebrations. They warn against any risks to prevent accidents.

Lahore set the example. The city revived Basant after almost 20 years. Strict rules applied there—no metallic strings, heavy monitoring, zero tolerance for firing. Crowds packed rooftops. Kites dominated the sky. No major issues arose.

Quetta follows suit with community spirit. Basant in Quetta 2026 brings color and unity. People embrace the tradition responsibly.

Stay safe if you join. Fly kites high, but keep celebrations peaceful. Basant in Quetta 2026 reminds us spring arrives with shared care.