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Wildlife Week 2026 at Visakhapatnam Zoo: Workshops, competitions and more (opens the original)
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What does it take for a butterfly, a bird or a wild animal to thrive beyond the boundaries of a zoo? This is the question that Wildlife Week at Indira Gandhi Zoological Park seeks to explore through a series of competitions, workshops and conservation activities from October 2 to 8. This year’s theme, ‘Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife’, places emphasis on habitat protection, coexistence and the role of people in conserving biodiversity. The programme opens on October 2 at the Zoo Bioscope
Kinusaiga Workshop in Visakhapatnam: Japanese fabric art at Kshwe Boutique (opens the original)
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A handful of fabric scraps, a sheet of foam and a little patience came together to recreate a sunrise at Kshwe Boutique in Sagar Nagar. A small group of art enthusiasts recently explored Kinusaiga, a Japanese textile artform that turns tiny pieces of fabric into pictures without stitching. The technique involves tucking fabric into grooves on a foam base, creating a textured, mosaic-like artwork. The craft has been finding a new audience in India, helped by its simple, no-sew process, its medita
Vinayak Chavithi 2026: Unique Ganesha idols & workshops in Visakhapatnam (opens the original)
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Vinayak Chavithi in Visakhapatnam comes with several interesting formats this year. Along with the customary pandals and Ganesha idols, organisers and artists have found unusual materials and formats to interpret the festival. There are Ganeshas made from dry fruits, seashells and bangles, while a range of workshops invite people to make or paint their own idols. Here is a guide to some of the distinctive Ganeshas and workshops around the city. A Ganesha made with 100 kilograms of dried dates in
Dolphinâs Nose Lighthouse in Visakhapatnam: History and sea views (opens the original)
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The road to Dolphin Hill changes the character of Visakhapatnam in a way. As I drove towards the lighthouse, the familiar city gradually gave way to stretches of hill, industrial installations and glimpses of the sea. The route towards Yarada Beach passes through an area where the presence of the Navy and the port is hard to miss, adding a sense of purpose to what otherwise feels like a leisurely drive. I am here to visit the Dolphinâs Nose Lighthouse, perched on the hill top beside Yarada be
West Bengal idolmakers shape Ganesha idols in Visakhapatnam ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi (opens the original)
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A Bengali song drifts through a makeshift workshop at One Town Area as Visakhapatnam stirs outside. In the soft, early light, the first hands reach for clay. Someone begins kneading a fresh mound; another bends over an unfinished Ganesha, working a thumb gently around the eyes. In a corner, a coal fire is already glowing, sending up the first promise of breakfast. The day has begun at the makeshift workhouse that belongs to Binay Pal’s, an idol-maker from West Bengal, as it has every year for ov
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