Bloom In Green is a “transformational” festival held across rural towns in South India. The vision of the festival is to steer “the transformation of culture toward sustainability and creativity” through talks, concerts and a variety of workshops. It aims to inspire people to lead a slow, creative and conscious lifestyle.
Thus far, Bloom In Green has been held in villages in Karnataka. The inaugural 2018 edition took place at a homestay in Guddekeri, and the most recent instalment, in 2019, at an organic farm in Adyanadka.
The talks, focused on sustainable living, have featured speakers such as architect Sathya Prakash Varanashi, agriculture expert and editor Shree Padre and surfer Tushar Pathiyan. The workshops have ranged from those on recreational pursuits such as haiku writing, handpan playing and hula hooping to wellness activities such as meditation and yoga. Shanka Tribe, The F16s and When Chai Met Toast are among the bands that performed at the event.
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How to Reach Krishnagiri
1. By Air: The nearest airport is Bengaluru International Airport, which is roughly a three-hour drive from Krishnagiri.
2. By Rail: The nearest railway station to Krishnagiri is in Hosur, which is connected to the major cities of Tamil Nadu.
3. By Road: Krishnagiri is 93 km from Bengaluru and 261 km from Chennai and is connected by road to all the major cities of the country through Tamil Nadu State Road Transport Corporation and private travel bus services.
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