Chief Minister in the concluding event thanked the television star for gracing Arunachal and hoped that his presence will help in promotion of the state as an attractive tourism destination.
Tawang
The four day Tawang Festival concluded on Thursday night and was attended by Chief Minister Pema Khandu and stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma.
Chief Minister in the concluding event thanked the television star for gracing Arunachal and hoped that his presence will help in promotion of the state as an attractive tourism destination.
Earlier in the day, Kapil Sharma flagged in the 3rd edition of MTB Challenge Tawang in presence of Chief Minister at Tawang monastery.
The event coincided with the last day of the 4-day of the Tawang Festival. About 20 participants from all over the country participated in the event covering a distance of about 500kms from Itanagar to Tawang.
The 3rd Mountain Terrain Biking (MTB) challenge #Tawang was flagged-in today by Shri Kapil Sharma Ji at Tawang. The MTB Tawang challenge was participated by 20 members and was flagged off from Itanagar on October 26 last. pic.twitter.com/z84hmyA1dY
— Pema Khandu པདྨ་མཁའ་འགྲོ་། (@PemaKhanduBJP) October 31, 2019
The Annual MTB event initiated by govt of Arunachal has been started with an aim to promote mountain biking as a sport amongst the youth and also promote Arunachal Pradesh as a premier destination for adventure tourism in India.
The street show of the Tawang Festival was the major attraction of the festival. The event showcasing the various cultural dances of Monpa tribe is worth watching, said Chief Minister Pema Khandu in his tweet.
The street show of the #TawangFestival is a major attraction of the festival. The event showcasing the various cultural dances of Monpa tribe is worth watching. Happy to have popular stand-up comedian Shri Kapil Sharma Ji with us today. Welcome to Tawang Kapil Ji and the team. pic.twitter.com/r2s8EsK1Vm
— Pema Khandu པདྨ་མཁའ་འགྲོ་། (@PemaKhanduBJP) October 31, 2019
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