EMBRACE THE FLORAL SYMPHONY : FLOWER SHOWS OF THE WORLD

Nivedita Tripathi; Aanal Maitreya; Nainesh Modi

doi:10.56588/iabcd.v3i1.201

Authors

Nivedita Tripathi Department of Botany, Bioinformatics & Climate Change Impacts Management
Aanal Maitreya Gujarat university
Nainesh Modi Department of Botany, Bioinformatics & Climate Change Impacts Management

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56588/iabcd.v3i1.201

Keywords:

Flower festival, Horticulture, Garden, Biodiversity

Abstract

The International Flower Festival & Show is a global event that celebrates floral diversity, creativity, and cultural exchange. It serves as a platform for horticultural enthusiasts, florists, and botanists to exchange ideas and showcase their expertise. Attendees will experience a sensory journey through a kaleidoscope of colors, fragrances, and textures, from traditional garden displays to avant-garde floral installations. The festival emphasizes cross-cultural dialogue and collaboration, with international exhibitors presenting their unique botanical treasures. Interactive workshops, demonstrations, and cultural performances will deepen visitors' understanding of diverse floral traditions and ecological conservation efforts. The event also aims to raise awareness about preserving biodiversity and safeguarding natural heritage for future generations.

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