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Internatioanl kite festival to be held in ahmedabad on 10-11-12th of january
Kite is a mode of recreation and also used to work as messenger in past when other modes of communication were not available .It is a rectangular shaped (mostly) with kaman ( a bow shaped stick and dhaddha ( a straight stick which are fixed on a paper or cloth in shape of arrow placed in a bow ,only difference is that in bow and arrow both are free ,but in kite they are fixed and arrow is placed below the bow.
The point where both bow and arrow meet at this verge two holes are made and a thread is attached to that place .Another two holes are made and the end of stick( bow) both are tied and the long string is attached with the converging point of both the threads from where you can fly kite in the air when there is sufficient air.
As mentioned above king flying has been since long and years back ,the method is same but the intentions have changed from time to time.Now kite flying is done just for fun.
India is observing every year 14th of january as kite flying day and is known as uttarayan.Uttrayan is the name given to this day because it is this day from where the sun starts moving towards the uttar or north and so"it means sun moving towards the north".
It is national holiday on uttarayan in india and in gujarat we celeberate uttarayan as kite festival at the international level every year before uttarayan for 3 days at police stadium ,ahmedabad,gujarat,india.
It is known as international kite festival .There is always too much of hype and kite fliers from all over the world gather over here for taking part in this mega event and enjoy the theme.They bring along with them various types of kites for fyling them over here.Really it is must see event and even hotels and guest
rooms are booked in advance for stay of foreigners .
So all of you get ready for enjoying the international kite festival to be held on 10-11-12 th of january at police stadium,ahmedabad,gujarat,india
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