Promoting
Indian Punjabi culture
from heart & soul

Academy showcases the truth and rich culture of India’s state PUNJAB in various countries across the globe participating in international folk festivals with close cooperation with the International Dance Council CID, PARIS, FRANCE & the UNESCO official summit organization.

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TRAVEL HISTORY

Our students have participated in events around the globe.

Sanj International (SIFA) students had the opportunity to participate in various culture sharing events across the globe. We have participated in 100+ events in 14+ countries.

List of countries we have participated in events with our dynamic and talented students include USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, France, India, Malaysia, Greece, Turkey, Chile, Egypt, Croatia, South Korea and Italy

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT AT SANJH INTERNATIONAL

Our Services

01.

Train Students for National & International Youth Festivals

Our teams are already selected to participate in various
National & International Youth Festivals. You can be part of our team and experience the rich culture of other countries

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Our Classes are Open for Students from All Countries

We accept students from all over the world to teach them our dance and rich heritage. We feel proud to share the culture of India with students around the globe. We get a warm welcome wherever we go.

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We arrange Dance Workshops across the Globe

We focus that our students stay connected with the whole world so that they can learn the culture of other countries. We travel to other countries to teach the students of the respective countries

Bhangra

Celebrations

Giddha

Celebrations

punjabi folk bhangra

Bhangra is a traditional form of dance

Bhangra is a traditional form of dance and music which originates from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. It was initially used as a celebratory folk dance which heralded the coming of spring, or Vaisakhi(when the farmars harvesting the field then thay start our tradisional dance called bhangra and the festival called vishakhi) as it is known.