The Garden tourism festival is a wonderful blend of nature and culture. More than just a flower show, it flaunts on every step a unique craft, quirky decor and delicious food.

1. 50,000 SPECIES OF FLOWERING PLANTS

Dotted by the sides of pathways, hung in baskets from trees, set into themes and structures, the festival has all kinds, colours, shapes and sizes of flowers, running into a wonderful 50,000 species! Savour right there and buy for home at the garden bazaar. The colours and fragrances will stick with you for a while, it’s a promise.

2. QUIRKY DECOR

A flower-made replica of India Gate, a range of items made from waste material, naked trees decorated with glass bottles and magical lighting, spooky puppets resting on trees and a whole lot of selfie-worthy backgrounds for you to flaunt for the year to come.

3. EXPLORE LOCAL CRAFTS

Remember when you used to go to your local community fair and came across those artisans who would write your name on a grain of rice, or make jewellery out of your initials, or make a live sketch of you in under 10 minutes? You can find all of those at the garden tourism festival – yes all of the above, and more!

4. FINGER-LICKIN’ FOOD

The festival has its own food court serving a large variety of all delicacies that Delhiwalas are crazy about! Right from golgappa and chaat to wholesome Chhole bhatoore and dosa – everything you need to fill your stomach after fulfilling your heart at the festival.

5. FOLK PERFORMANCES (weekend special)

If you go on a weekend, you can get extra lucky. How? The festival has scheduled cultural programs and folk performances on weekends, that you can calmly enjoy as the visiting hours are also extended on the weekend, as are the number and variety of stalls.