Six-day summer fest begins in Kodaikanal after 2 yrs
The festival is resuming after a two-year hiatus owing to pandemic.
CHENNAI: Kodaikanal, a major tourist destination in Tamil Nadu for summer holidays, is on full-swing to welcome its guest for an engaging and educative holiday.
After a two-year pandemic-induced gap, Kodaikanal's Bryant Park is all decked up with animal figurines made of flowers. It is said that 25 varieties of flowers are at the display.
The six-day summer festival was inaugurated by Minister of Co-operation I Periyasamy.
Recently, Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister MK Stalin launched the 124th flower show in Ooty which too resumed after two years.
Tamil Nadu | After a two-year gap due to #COVID19, a 6-day annual summer festival began at the Bryant Park at Kodaikanal on Tuesday.
— ANI (@ANI) May 25, 2022
Minister for Co-operation I. Periyasamy inaugurated the festival. More than 25 varieties of flowers were displayed pic.twitter.com/czM4KHp35Y
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