Beypore set to host International Water Festival
The Hindu
Six-day event to be held in December
Preparations are in full swing for the first International Water Festival at Beypore. The festival will be held in December.
Efforts to make Beypore a top tourism destination of the district began after P.A. Mohamed Riyas took charge as Minister for Tourism. Mr. Riyas represents Beypore in the Assembly.
The festival, scheduled to be held from December 26 to 31, will be a celebration of water and the lifestyle associated with it. Besides clubs and organisations associated with water sports, local residents, especially the fishing community, will have a major role to play in the event, which will be held at the Beypore Marina, where the River Chaliyar meets the Arabian Sea.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat urges people to understand the organisation's goal of uniting Hindu society, emphasizing close contact over distance.
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