Miss World contestants greets the garlands and traditional Bathukamma performances on the 700-year-old Pillalamarri Banyan tree in the Mahabubnagar district of Telangana. |Picture source: Special arrangement
Miss World contestants from all over the world exudes the tint of Telangana on Friday, absorbed by its rich cultural and natural charm. The itinerary of the day offers a journey of sustainability, tradition and spiritual heritage – from the ancient banyan tree wonders of Pillalamarri in Mahabubnagar to the sprawling eco-tourism paradise at Eco Eco Park near Hyderabad.
In the experiment, 24 contestants from the U.S. group were welcomed by the warm DHOL beat before exploring the park’s many green highlights. The visit is filled with relaxing high tea round tables and DJ meetings, with photo shoots of the scenic vista of the park.
Meanwhile, 22 contestants from the Asian and Oceania Group went to Mahabubnagar to explore Telangana’s rich cultural heritage. Their tour begins with the iconic 700-year-old Pillalamarri Banyan tree, a sprawling natural wonder covering 3.5 acres and is the biggest in India. Participants were welcomed by the garlands and received a vibrant traditional performance, including the Bathukamma Festival and Banjara dance, and had a glimpse of the vibrant traditions of the region.
The visit continues at the Regional Archaeological Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts from prehistoric to medieval times. The last stop of Mahabubnagar visit takes participants to the Rajarajeshwara Temple, a relocated 16th-century Vijayanagara-shaivite shrine.
publishing – May 17, 2025 at 12:13 am
