An enormous throng flocked to Rashtrapati Nilayam’s premises on the opening day of the Bharatiya Kala Mahotsav, demonstrating the great reception to the event.

The celebration of the rich and varied cultures of the North-Eastern states of India, according to Rashtrapati Nilayam organizers, started with an entertaining dance performance called “Colours of the North East,” which included traditional dance styles from all eight states in the area. Large throngs of people eager to discover and buy local goods were drawn to the state pavilions, which were a significant attraction. The genuineness and skill of these colorful booths, which reflected the rich artisanal traditions of the North East, enthralled the guests.

The live demonstration area, where guests could try their hand at different indigenous art forms, including lotus silk weaving, ceramics, and basket weaving, was one of the day’s highlights. According to the senior officer, this interactive experience proved to be a hit with the audience, providing a more profound understanding of the North East’s cultural legacy.

The exquisite Ashtalakshmi Rangoli, a breathtaking picture of the eight states that delighted and delighted tourists, was another noteworthy sight. Up till October 6, the Bharatiya Kala Mahotsav will take place. Tickets are available for purchase at the venue or online at visit.rashtrapatibhavan.gov.in for visitors. According to authorities, shuttle bus services are offered from the Paradise Metro station to Rashtrapati Nilayam in order to guarantee convenience.