The wheat crop is in its full bloom and a four day long Baikashi Mela at Garden of Five Senses marks the celebration of this festivity. Delhi Tourism thrives to celebrate cultures and has specially designed festivals to give an expression to the multi-cultural identity of Delhi. This time again, the Baisakhi Mela will mark a celebration at Delhi Tourism’s Garden of Five Senses.
Food stalls and cultural performances will lure the visitors and the serene venue will present an opportunity to explore nature at its best. The 20 acre venue for Garden of Five Senses is indeed a special one. It corresponds to the essence of this four day festival and presents itself as an apt venue for the gala. Having more than 325 species of plants, the venue has various attractions such as court of palm, court of cacti, herbal gardens, tree museum, Zen gardens, aromatic gardens and butterfly zone. The Garden is designed to stimulate one’s sensory responses by evoking the awareness of touch, taste, smell, sight and sound.
During the evening hours, the Baisakhi Mela will witness colorful cultural programmes and artistes, from academies like Sahitya Kala Parishad and Punjabi Academy, will showcase their talent. These entertaining performances can be enjoyed at the amphitheatre in the Garden premises. Artistes from Song and Drama Division of government of India will also enthrall the visitors with mesmerising presentations. For convenience, the venue will offer ample parking space and hold good number of two and four-wheeler.