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The Orange Festival has started in Kolkata from Friday. Oranges produced in Nepal, India and Bhutan are put up for sale at the festival. "Agricultural products including oranges from the three countries have been put up for sale", Raj Basu, the leader of rural tourism promotion, said, "It is hoped that the festival will help in the development of relations between the three countries."
The Orange Festival has been organized every two years under the auspices of the Association for Conservation and Tourism. The festival was inaugurated by Sujit Bose, Minister of West Bengal Government. He said that the Orange Festival will also help in mutual brotherhood and harmony between India, Nepal and Bhutan. '
It is said that the orange festival this time may become important for the tour year-2082 announced by the Koshi state government. Niroj Kattel, official of tourism office Kakdavitta, said, 'This festival will be effective in bringing in millions of Indian tourists in the coming year.' In the
festival, people from various districts including Ilam, Dhankuta, Taplejung, Panchthar, etc. More than half a dozen of local products including orange, cardamom, avocado, kibi, belichand etc A stall has been placed. 200 people including hoteliers, homestay businessmen, farmers and artists from Nepal are participating in the festival which will continue for three days in Kolkata's Salt Lake City Center area. There is a crowd of Nepali orange tasters at the festival.
Mrityunjay Kanungo from Kolkata said that he was attracted by the taste of Nepalese oranges. He says, 'I didn't know the taste of such a sweet orange.' In the festival, along with oranges, promotional material of various tourist destinations of Koshi province has also been placed. Arjun Kumar Karki, Nepal's representative of Suntala Mahotsav, said that the promotion of religious areas including Pathibhara, Chatra, Halesi etc.
