The setting up of the India pavilion at this year’s Bazaar is in line with the embassy’s commitment to promote India-Philippines cultural exchanges and showcase the vibrant heritage of India in the Philippines.

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The Embassy of India in Manila, in collaboration with Bharati Indian Expat Women's Association, organized an "Incredible India" pavilion at the International Bazaar 2023 earlier this week at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City.
The bazaar was organized by the International Bazaar Foundation Inc. in cooperation with the Department of Foreign Affairs, the Diplomatic and Consular Corps of the Philippines, and Spouses of the Heads of Mission.
This year's "Incredible India" pavilion comprised six merchandise booths with Indian products and three food booths.
Each merchandise booth unveiled a unique facet of India's diverse culture and exquisite craftsmanship, such as the intricate realm of mehendi art, exquisite Indian mirror work, and a captivating collection of Indian handloom textiles and clothing that blend traditional and contemporary styles to suit all age groups.
Fine jewelry, accessories and captivating folk art was also on display.
Visitors could also purchase Indian spices and millets in celebration of the International Year of Millets 2023, along with a selection of fascinating Ayurvedic products.
The "Incredible India" food booth offered guests the opportunity to indulge in a tempting culinary journey with items that encompass a wide spectrum of Indian cuisine, including popular dishes, desserts and beverages that capture the essence of India.
For enthusiasts of street food, there's a range of delectable chaat items and the popular pani puri.
The setting up of the India pavilion at this year's Bazaar is in line with the embassy's commitment to promote India-Philippines cultural exchanges and showcase the vibrant heritage of India in the Philippines.