Delhi Transport minister Ramakant Goswami, on Friday, inaugurated the 26th tourism festival at Garden of Five Senses near Saiyad-ul-Ajaib. On the occasion, Mexican Ambassador to India, Jaime Nualart, was also present.
Goswami also laid the foundation of Labna arch, as a testimony to years of artistic, political and economic exchanges between India and Mexico. Goswami then released a colourful souvenir of Garden Tourism Festival and Dilli Patrika Paryatan Prasar, on Delhi Tourism’s promotion endeavours.
The souvenir is a compact compilation that documents 25 years of the festival, giving a glimpse in an interesting pictorial presentation, especially for visitors who are new to the event. Hindi Patrika is a new initiative and is planned in a series that would make readers aware of the rich heritage, cuisine and culture of the city. The first day of the festival saw cultural performances by Sahitya Kala Parishad members.
Goswami also laid the foundation of Labna arch, as a testimony to years of artistic, political and economic exchanges between India and Mexico. Goswami then released a colourful souvenir of Garden Tourism Festival and Dilli Patrika Paryatan Prasar, on Delhi Tourism’s promotion endeavours.
The souvenir is a compact compilation that documents 25 years of the festival, giving a glimpse in an interesting pictorial presentation, especially for visitors who are new to the event. Hindi Patrika is a new initiative and is planned in a series that would make readers aware of the rich heritage, cuisine and culture of the city. The first day of the festival saw cultural performances by Sahitya Kala Parishad members.