The ongoing Delhi Tulip Festival organised by the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) marks the joyous arrival of the spring season in the capital of India. With vibrant tulips adorning the landscape, the city has once again come to life after days of bitter cold. For citizens and visitors who are yet to partake in the festivities, the festival will go on till February 21. This is the second edition of the Delhi Tulip Festival.
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The Delhi Tulip Festival brings to you the beauty and charm of over 200,000 tulip bulbs in full bloom in several parts of the city. A highlight of the event, however, is the breathtaking display of 80,000 tulips in Shanti Path, creating a picturesque backdrop for visitors to enjoy leisurely strolls and capture stunning photographs. Beyond the visual splendour, the festival offers a diverse range of activities to engage attendees, including guided tulip walks in different parts of the city, exhilarating photography and painting competitions, and captivating musical performances.
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Most of these tulips have been imported from the Netherlands. The festival and the flowers bring with them a hint of the internationally renowned Amsterdam Tulip Festival. For those curious, this festival is more than just the celebration of beautiful flowers. When you are around Shanti Path, you will see informative banners that will help you trace the fascinating history of tulips and highlight Indo-Dutch diplomacy.
For those interested, the Delhi Tulip Festival is open to visitors from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on the days of the festival. The entry to this festival is free for all. To book your tickets, you will need to visit the NDMC official website.
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Where to see tulips in Delhi?
Individuals considering attending the Delhi Tulip Festival can easily access the Tulip Festival Garden at the Embassy Of The Republic Of Sudan, located in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. Transportation options include buses, the metro, and personal vehicles. For those opting for the metro, Lok Kalyan Marg on the Violet Line is the nearest station. From there, one can either hire an auto-rickshaw or take a short walk to Shanti Path. Alternatively, those preferring to travel by bus can take a bus to Chanakyapuri and alight at the nearest bus stop, Lok Kalyan Marg.
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