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Saturday, January 30, 2010

Tulip Festival

Photo1: Tulip



I came to Winnipeg, Canada in August, 2007. I was always looking for different festivals, events in Winnipeg as well as in Manitoba. I saw beautiful photos of Tulip Festivals in Ottawa (Canada), Sydney (Australia), New York (USA). I was wondering whether there was any such festival in Winnipeg or in Manitoba. And I found one in Assinboine Park, Winnipeg. It was inside the city so very easily accessible. It is the first Tulip Festival I've attended.

It was the first Tulip Festival in Winnipeg as well as in Manitoba. Winnipeg is the coldest city in the world where more than 600,000 people live. So the harsh weather is a big obstacle for growing Tulip. In 2008, Dutch Community of Winnipeg donated 10,000 tulips to Leo Mol Sculpture garden in Assinboine Park which leads to the first ever Tulip Festival in Manitoba in the end of May, 2009.

Leo Mol sculpture garden is a small part of Assinboine park. There are lots of sculptures here. There is a building which preserves lots of sculptures related to Manitoban and Canadian culture.

You can see more photos in my web album : Picasa Web Albums - Shahnoor Habib Munmun - Tulip Garden


Photo2: Opening Ceremony


Photo3: Opening Ceremony


Photo4: I Love that bench


Photo5 : Yellow Tulip




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Photo 18: Nice fountain along with a beautiful sculpture

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Photo 21: The buliding with glass houses many sculptures


Photo 22: Some Tulip waiting to flourish

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