The annual fruits and flower show at the Raj Bhawan in Lucknow is showcasing the Ramayana fervour with statues of Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshman crafted from vibrant flowers. Pivotal moments from the epic are being recreated with blooms, attracting visitors and enthusiasts alike.
The ongoing three-day flower show features stunning floral sculptures depicting scenes from the Ramayana, such as Lord Hanuman presenting Ram’s ring to Sita in Ashok Vatika. Additionally, characters like Jamvant and Jatayu are also showcased, capturing the essence of the epic tale.
One of the major highlights of the exhibition is a unique floral map of India, featuring the Ram temple, the Ram darbar, and religious symbols like the Swastika, Om, and Urdhva Pundra (Vishnu Tilak). These intricate floral sculptures stand tall amidst diverse flowering plants, including dahlias, roses, petunias, and marigolds.
Visitors, especially children and youth, are captivated by the spectacle and are seen capturing the moments through photos, videos, and selfies for their social media accounts. The exhibition not only features floral sculptures but also showcases a wide array of flowers, fruits, and vegetables, catering to the interests of all attendees.
From a variety of rose shapes and sizes to flourishing cacti, sweet limes, oversized ash gourds, cauliflowers, and even life-size vegetable bouquets, the display offers something for everyone to admire and enjoy. The annual fruits and flower show has succeeded in bringing the essence of the Ramayana to life through its vibrant and captivating displays.
The show is not only a visual treat but also a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the beauty and diversity of nature in a creative and engaging manner. The exhibition aims to celebrate the spirit of the Ramayana and showcase the splendor of nature in a harmonious blend.
