International Ramayana Festival concludes in Delhi

The Ramayana Festival is designed to underline the common cultural heritage in the region.
The three-day-long festival, which commenced on September 17 was held at Kamani Auditorium. ( Photo | ANI )
The three-day-long festival, which commenced on September 17 was held at Kamani Auditorium. ( Photo | ANI )

NEW DELHI: The 5th edition of the International Ramayana Festival concluded in the national capital on Thursday with performances from Bangladesh and Fiji.

The three-day-long festival, which commenced on September 17 was held at Kamani Auditorium.

In the event, around nine countries including Bangladesh and Fiji participated and rendered their versions of Ramayan. On September 17, Thailand, Indonesia and Sri Lanka participated in the event while on September 18, Cambodia, Mauritius and Trinidad and Tobago showcased their version of Ramayana to the audience.

The Ramayana Festival is designed to underline the common cultural heritage in the region. Last year in January, India hosted the Ramayana Festival in coordination with ASEAN countries. 

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