G20 Flower Festivals In Delhi in 2023
G20 Flower Festivals In Delhi in 2023
Several G20 countries, including China and Japan, will participate in a flower festival at Central Park, Connaught Place here on the weekend, officials said on Thursday.
FLOWER FESTIVAL
- The NDMC G-20 Flower Festival is being organised at Central Park, Connaught Place on March 11 and 12.
- Flower plants of different colours and varieties will be displayed in different forms and installations.
- The NDMC will be displaying different flower plants showcasing the diversity of the Indian Subcontinent.
- The four G20 countries that are participating in the festival are China, Japan, Singapore and the Netherlands.
- The corporation will provide the required space to all the participating G20 member countries and guest countries for the flower festival, the statement said.
VENUE
The Connaught Place in New Delhi is a major tourist commercial attraction where a large number of tourists and citizens visit every day. The flower festival is an opportunity for publicity and awareness amongst the general public about G20 members and guest countries.
The festival will also showcase paintings or photographs of flowers such as national flowers or major flower gardens of G20 member countries and guest countries, it said. A painting competition will also be organised at the site on the theme of flora and fauna and school children will participate in it.
The flower show will be important for horticulture enthusiasts.
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