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Rosh Hashana

Rosh Hashana 5787 at Chabad Dharamsala — uplifting prayer, the holiday simanim and four festive meals in the heart of the Himalayas.

Register for the festival meals
When
1–2 Tishrei 5787 · Friday 11 September evening – Sunday 13 September
Candle lighting
18:21
Where
Bhagsu or Dharamkot — your choice
Price
$24 per adult · $12 per child under 12

Two days of the festival, four meals — first night, day one, second night and day two. Pick the ones you want here, in Bhagsu or Dharamkot, meat or vegetarian, and add children if needed. Places are limited and advance registration is required — see you at the holiday table!

Register for the festival meals

Every meal of the festival in one form — pick what you want and pay once. Each adult registers separately, and you can add up to 3 children under 12.

Rosh Hashana · Sep 12Holiday

Holiday feast: $24 per adult · $12 per child under 12. Each adult registers separately — up to 3 children per registration.

Rosh Hashana II · Sep 13Holiday
Total$24

Short of money? A place is being kept for you

People have paid in advance for places at the first-night meal of Rosh Hashana in Bhagsu, for anyone the price is hard for right now. With the code the meal is $5 per person instead of the full price. Limited to 50 registrations.

The code to enter in the form:CHESED33 places left

Would you like to sponsor more guests at the table? Donate

On the menu

A festive holiday meal — a generous menu, and a joyful table

  1. Crispy fish

    Tilapia strips in a crisp golden coating, served with a spicy salsa dip

  2. A spread of salads

    Moroccan carrot, aubergine in mayonnaise, chopped vegetable salad, masabacha, coleslaw

  3. Festive rice

    Rice with raisins, slivered peanuts and almonds

  4. Chicken tikka masala

    Juicy chicken pieces in a rich Indian sauce

Dessert

Cakes · seasonal fruit · compote

And of course the simanim of the festival: pomegranate · fish head · apple in honey

A sweet new year begins around the holiday table