I for India Festival
The India Festival was organised in the middle of August by ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) next to the lighthouse.
We watched the spectacle telling the story of Krishna's life.
We tasted vegan food offered at the stalls.
Children were beautifully painted.
For those who wanted to learn yoga, there were workshops too.
To our disappointment we didn't ride on the wooden chariot.
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looks like a fun event
ReplyDeleteA perfect event coinciding with Krishna's birthday day before yesterday!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had lots of fun visiting it... must be very impressive
ReplyDeleteHave a splendid, ♥-warming ABC-Wednes-day / -week
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...what a colorful fun festival!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color. I especially like the wands and the eyes. Such nice visuals.
ReplyDeleteQuite a setting for such an event.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of a very intriguing festival!
ReplyDeleteI have owned a Krishna Cook book for years and would love to taste how it really is supposed to taste like.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures in the book are so beautiful, however when I have tried to make them, it just doesn't look the same. :(
Thanks for sharing!
- Lisa
Fun! I would've wanted to ride the chariot, too.
ReplyDeleteOne of the heavily populated countries I mentioned in the intro!
ReplyDeleteI've noticed :)
DeleteWhat a wonderful idea for a festival, Klara. It makes people aware of the culture and cusotms of a ditant land.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in the Travel Tuesday meme.