The Tamil Thembu festival, showcasing Tamil Nadu's cultural richness, is ongoing daily until March 17 at the Isha Yoga Centre, Coimbatore. The event features folk arts, Rekla race, a country cow fair, traditional food, and more.
Coimbatore: The Tamil Thembu Festival, a grand celebration of Tamil Nadu's ancient cultural heritage, is currently underway at the Isha Yoga Centre in Coimbatore. This 9-day event, which follows Mahashivratri, promises a comprehensive exploration of Tamil culture, from spirituality and science to traditional sports and culinary delights.
The festival offers a myriad of activities and performances designed to showcase the vibrancy of Tamil life. Attendees can look forward to folk art performances, Rekla races, a country cow fair and market, and a traditional food festival. For those seeking adventure, horse and camel riding are available, along with the thrill of a Roller Coaster ride.
Daily from 10 am to 9 pm, the festival lights up with evening performances by celebrated folk artists from various towns across Tamil Nadu. The opening day, March 9, featured a captivating 'Salangai Attam' by a troupe from Tirupur at 6 pm. The festival also highlights 'Kailaya Vathyam' and 'Adiyogi Divya Darshanam,' a spectacular video mapping show on the face of Adiyogi.
The festival's schedule includes a drum performance by a group from Madurai tomorrow. The much-anticipated country cow market is set to run from March 15th to 17th, alongside a Rekla race on the final day, March 17th, promising a blend of excitement and cultural appreciation for all who attend.
The festival offers a myriad of activities and performances designed to showcase the vibrancy of Tamil life. Attendees can look forward to folk art performances, Rekla races, a country cow fair and market, and a traditional food festival. For those seeking adventure, horse and camel riding are available, along with the thrill of a Roller Coaster ride.
Daily from 10 am to 9 pm, the festival lights up with evening performances by celebrated folk artists from various towns across Tamil Nadu. The opening day, March 9, featured a captivating 'Salangai Attam' by a troupe from Tirupur at 6 pm. The festival also highlights 'Kailaya Vathyam' and 'Adiyogi Divya Darshanam,' a spectacular video mapping show on the face of Adiyogi.
The festival's schedule includes a drum performance by a group from Madurai tomorrow. The much-anticipated country cow market is set to run from March 15th to 17th, alongside a Rekla race on the final day, March 17th, promising a blend of excitement and cultural appreciation for all who attend.