Hyderabad’s Parade Grounds is buzzing with life as the International Kites and Sweets Festival takes the Sankranti celebrations to new heights. While vibrant kites color the sky, the aroma of traditional delicacies fills the air, creating a feast for the senses. This year’s event is not just about food and festivities; it’s a celebration of culture, heritage, and women empowerment.
A Feast of Flavors by 750 Women Entrepreneurs
This year, 750 women from 28 states have joined hands to present a diverse array of dishes at the Sweet Festival. From traditional Indian sweets like puran poli and teel falli to popular street foods like pani puri and even global favorites like burgers, there’s something to delight every palate. These stalls showcase the creativity and skill of homegrown women entrepreneurs who take pride in sharing their culinary heritage.
Stories from the Heart of India, Sankranti
One such participant is Sangeeta Borkar from Maharashtra, who has been a festival favorite for two years. Her stall features authentic Maharashtrian dishes prepared with love and tradition. “Watching people savor our food is the best reward,” says Sangeeta, reflecting the spirit of the festival.
A Global Touch: Ethiopian Coffee Culture
Adding an international flair, Haymi and Hiwot from Ethiopia bring the rich tradition of Ethiopian coffee to Hyderabad. Known as the birthplace of coffee, Ethiopia’s beans like Kaffa and Sidamo are world-renowned. Dressed in elegant Ethiopian attire, they not only serve freshly brewed coffee but also share the stories and customs behind it. For them, offering coffee is more than just a drink—it’s a way to welcome guests with warmth and respect.
Celebrating Tradition and Empowerment
The Sweet Festival is more than just a culinary event; it’s a platform for women to shine and share their unique skills. This celebration of authentic flavors and cultural exchange makes Sankranti 2025 an unforgettable experience.
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So, whether you’re a foodie, a culture enthusiast, or someone looking to enjoy the festive spirit, don’t miss the magic unfolding at Hyderabad’s Parade Grounds this Sankranti!
