How do you describe music and camping under the stars in one word? Bliss! I am not exaggerating; Mumbai’s music scene is fast evolving and after attending the Global Citizen Festival in November I was looking forward to the Absolut Enchanted Valley Carnival. Sadly due to unforeseen circumstances (read: being bankrupt) I could not attend it but that does not mean we can’t enjoy these spectacular photographs telling us what the carnival was all about 🙂
1. Music, Music and more music!
From the musical extravaganza of Alpha X Omega and MOJOJOJO’s EDM Dance beats setting the mood at the Cosmos stage to the opening of the spectacular Terra and Akva stages with Monophonik, Blank and DJ Ankur Sood; the festival lived up to its name of enchanting music lovers. Performances by ‘Farhan Live’ and the American rapper Flo Rida set the stage on fire with his top songs ‘Low’, ‘Right Round’, ‘My House.’and many more.
2. The Grub
Heartwarming numbers and foot tapping beats were accompanied by the exquisite delicacies from Culinarium, the food festival.
3. The adventure
Wanting to add a bit of adventure to the mix, the festival goers could try the Quad Bike and Bungee jumping, too.
4. Camping in style
Just have a look these photos; they will leave you speechless…
5. The people
Colourful, bizarre, beautiful and absolutely crazy; the carnival had them all J
I look forward to attending their second edition soon! J
We remember the day seven years back when were travelling in a Mumbai local trying hard to come up withe a name for our blog when struck us; Khushboo was always called a Jack of all Trades. The name stuck (with a slight modification, of course) and Minni was born. Six years, over 100 collaboration, lakhs of readers and several awards later; our love for blogging continues to grow. We continue to write on an eclectic range of topics from the funniest autorickshaw signs that we have spotted in Mumbai to how to bathe an elephant. We are true blue Munni of all Trades and we hope to continue on this joyride with our fellow Munnies and Munnas. 