The enchanting
Indian land is offering yet another prerogative to its guests taking flights to
the country. And this time it is the fifth annual Kovalam Literary Festival being
held at Delhi and
Kerala, the two most exotic destinations of the nation.
India
International Centre on October 3 will be the venue for Delhi
leg while the Southern state will host the affair for two days - October 6 and
7 at Kanakakunnu Palace in Thiruvanathapuram.
Book lovers travelling
on flights to India
during this month will be overwhelmed with whirlwind of reading sessions,
presentations, discussions and other intriguing events.
In capital, the
festival will feature six sessions including the reading sessions and
conversations. Renowned authors like Monisha Rajesh (author of Around India in
80 Trains), Israeli writer Dorit Rabinyan and Sudeep Sen, a famous poet in India will be
the participants.
The literary
event in Kerala will kick off with the KC John memorial lecture by
Dr Binayak Sen
at 10 am and proceed with a good number of presentations and conversations. The
affair will conclude with an evening of musical performance by a popular band, Indian
Ocean and a one-man band from Israel, 'Tal Kravitz', at Nishagandhi
Auditorium.
October is the
best time to book flights to these two spectacular destinations. The month is
ripe when Delhi
enlivens up with bright autumn shades while Kerala invigorates with pleasing
weather, offering a gala time to tourists. With such an elating event to boot, foreign
vacationers will be able to make the most of their money spent on flights to
the ancient country.
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