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A mesmerising welcome awaits women delegates
Pavitrasangamam, a confluence of the rivers Krishna and Godavari at Ibrahimpatnam, where the three-day National Women’s Parliament and Amaravati Global Music and Dance Festival will be held simultaneously from February 10 has been turned into a beautiful garden with attractive flowering plants and various trees.
Pavitrasangamam, a confluence of the rivers Krishna and Godavari at Ibrahimpatnam, where the three-day National Women’s Parliament and Amaravati Global Music and Dance Festival will be held simultaneously from February 10 has been turned into a beautiful garden with attractive flowering plants and various trees.
Andhra Pradesh Amaravathi Development Corporation (APADC), which is executing works from Ibrahimpatnam circle to Pavitrasangam (1.6 km), is transforming the area as flower garden by planting around 30,000 plants and 5,000 trees to get a get a feel of Konaseema. The ADC is expecting a turnout of around 10,000 peoplefrom across the country and the world.
The ADC has brought plants from West Godavari, Pune and other horticulture-rich States. Different colors and rare species of flower plants are being showcases to add to the charm. Besides, coconut and some other trees have also been arranged in and around the vicinity. IT is ditto with Kondapalli toys.
