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Amalgamation of two cultures
Indialogue Foundation, a peace foundation, will celebrate Indian and Turkish culture, harmony and the spirit of peace by organising a unique Indo Turkish Cultural & Food Extravaganza on February 28. The event will be hosted at Taramati Baradari from 7 pm onwards. The festival will present the extensive flavours of Turkey.
Indialogue Foundation, a peace foundation, will celebrate Indian and Turkish culture, harmony and the spirit of peace by organising a unique Indo Turkish Cultural & Food Extravaganza on February 28. The event will be hosted at Taramati Baradari from 7 pm onwards. The festival will present the extensive flavours of Turkey. A renouned Turkish cook is being flown in from Turkey to prepare delicacies like Turkish Doner Kebab and a very special selection of baklava sweet.
The festival will also feature elements of Turkish and Indian culture including Sufi dance with soul stirring music and poetry. The event will have colourful Turkish folk dances. Any Turkish cultural event is never complete without a display of Turkish calligraphy. A selection of Bollywood songs and Indian folk dances will add desi tadka to the Indo Turkish cultural festival.
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