Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj is set to host the International Bird Festival from February 16 to 18, 2025. The three-day festival will be celebrated to promote environmental conservation and biodiversity. The three-day gathering will provide a distinctive chance for nature enthusiasts, ornithologists, and devotees to witness rare bird species and grasp the significance of their preservation.
The festival is scheduled to be observed amidst the ongoing Maha Kumbh, the biggest event in the world. Maha Kumbh, which started on January 13, 2025, will end on the auspicious occasion of Maha Kumbh. This initiative seeks to enhance pilgrims’ connection to nature and increase awareness of climate challenges and wildlife protection by merging conservation with a religious event. Know about the theme, significance, and more about this festival in detail, which are mentioned below.
About the International Bird Festival
The holy city Prayagraj is set to celebrate the International Bird Festival from Saturday, February 16, 2025. The bird festival will offer the chance to view a variety of birds, and it also aims to raise awareness about the importance of birds and their role in the ecology. The awareness will be raised through various competitions and educational activities. The event will feature photography, painting, slogan creation, discussions, and quiz contests. Furthermore, both national and international ornithologists, environmental advocates, and conservation specialists will offer their perspectives during technical sessions and panel discussions.
Significance and Theme of the International Bird Festival
The Theme of the International Bird Festival is ‘Faith of Kumbh, Nature Conservation, and Climate.’ The tourism department has collaborated with the forest department to offer an educational experience for pilgrims, motivating them to view environmental stewardship as a vital part of their beliefs. During the International Bird Festival, devotees will get a chance to observe rare birds, including Flamingos, Siberian Cranes, and Skimmers.
