Basant 2027 kites, cotton dor and pinna in Lahore
Everything you need for the Basant Festival 2027, Cotton Dor Pinna etc. Buy yours today.
Live sky: it's — in Lahore. The kites follow your cursor.
Notification by the Government of Punjab: the certificate shown below has been suspended by order of the Punjab Government, even though it states validity until 31 December 2026.
No sale or purchase of kites or dor is legal until the certificate is reissued by the Punjab Government.
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Everything you need for the Basant Festival 2027, Cotton Dor Pinna etc. Buy yours today.
Live sky: it's — in Lahore. The kites follow your cursor.
Buy it online in a click, or send one WhatsApp message and we do the rest. Both end the same way: a packed box on your roof.
Four packs, from a two-flyer starter roof to a whole mohalla. Not sure which one? Tell us how many people will be on the roof and we'll say.
Takes 30 seconds"Buy now" opens the shop and you check out there. On WhatsApp, the deal name is already written for you — just hit send.
We reply with the total and a delivery slot. Pick the day you actually want it on the roof — not a day earlier, not a day too late.
Cash on delivery anywhere in Lahore, or bank transfer if you'd rather. Check the box in front of the rider before you pay.
Cash on deliveryاحتیاط سے اڑائیں
Basant is only fun if everyone gets home from it. Six things we ask of every roof we deliver to.
Run it through your fingers. Cotton feels soft and dry; metal or coated string feels gritty and shines in the sun. Ours comes sealed on the pinna — open it in front of the rider.
Kite flying in Punjab is regulated and the permitted days change from year to year. Confirm what is allowed in your area and on your date before you take the pinna up.
A parapet you can lean on, shoes with grip, and nobody walking backwards while looking up. A cut kite is never worth the edge of a roof.
Never fly near poles, transformers or overhead lines, and never pull a stuck kite off a wire — not with a stick, not with the dor. Leave it there and cut the line.
Every pack ships with gloves and tape for a reason — dor burns bare hands fast. Children hold the charkhi, an adult holds the pech.
Morning and late afternoon carry the steadiest wind. When it turns gusty, wind in. When the light goes, the roof closes — no night flying, no fireworks, no aerial firing.
Fly clean, fly in daylight, and leave the roof the way you found it. That is the whole of it — and it is what keeps Basant coming back.
Basant 2027 · 12–14 March