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Bhutan provides a perfect setting for the festival, which will communicate tales of our shared landscape in the Himalayan region, both as places of ecological and inspirational value and the region’s cultural leitmotif redolent with the spirit of the mountains. Surrounded by a sense of serenity and mysticism, come treasure moments of stories being told signifying a rich exchange of inter cultural dialogue between the two countries.
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| is a unique literary and cultural festival set in the pristine beauty of the Kingdom of Bhutan. Organised by the India Bhutan Foundation in association with Siyahi, this festival aims to provide a platform for authors to engage in a cultural dialogue and celebrate tales of a shared landscape in the Himalayan region |
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The India-Bhutan Foundation was established in August 2003 by the Royal Government of Bhutan and the Government of India with the objective of enhancing exchange and interaction among the peoples of both countries through activities in the areas of educational, cultural, scientific and technical fields. The Foundation has initiated Mountain Echoes, the first ever literature festival to be held in Thimphu annually as a part of their cultural calendar. |
| For a unique literary and cultural experience, the India – Bhutan Foundation presents Mountain Echoes – a literary festival, in association with Siyahi. The Queen Mother, Her Majesty Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuk is the Chief Patron of the festival. Mountain Echoes will be held from the 20 – 23 May 2011 in Thimphu, Bhutan. Namita Gokhale is the Program Consultant for the festival. |
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