The 38th annual flower show, organized by the horticulture department of the Noida Authority, has already started and has come up with its biggest draw yet, which is a breathingly beautiful and grand floral model of the revered Kedarnath Temple.
The model, made entirely out of flowers, is a recreation of the iconic temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. For many, who haven’t been able to make it to Uttarakhand yet, this is a chance to experience the spirit of Kedarnath right in the heart of the city.
A 15-acre floral spectacle
Spread across more than 15 acres at the Shivalik Helipad Ground in Sector 33A, next to Noida Haat, the exhibition features around 120 varieties of flowers and plants. From vibrant seasonal blooms to carefully curated plant displays, the venue transforms into a riot of colour and fragrance.
Officials expect the event to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors over the four-day run, with crowds anticipated not only from Noida but also neighbouring cities such as Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Delhi.
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According to Anand Mohan Singh, deputy director (horticulture), Noida Authority, nearly 80 artistes from Bengaluru have worked for over 10–15 days to bring the Kedarnath replica to life.
The theme for this year’s show centres on the famous shrine, blending spirituality with horticultural artistry.
While the Kedarnath replica is the headline attraction, the flower show offers much more such as artistic floral installations, decorative garden layouts, a garden competition featuring institutions, industries and private residences, on-the-spot landscaping demonstrations, food stalls, dedicated activity zones for children, and more.
The exhibition also carries a larger message of environmental awareness and urban greenery, reflecting Noida’s diverse and growing population.
Why you should visit
This is not just a flower exhibition, it’s a visual spectacle and a weekend plan rolled into one. Families can stroll through themed gardens, couples can pose against the floral Kedarnath backdrop, and photographers can capture one-of-a-kind frames.
And perhaps the biggest draw? Entry is completely free.
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Event details
Venue: Shivalik Helipad Ground, Next to Noida Haat, Sector 33A, Noida
Dates: February 19 to February 22
Timings: 11 am to 8 pm
Entry: Free
For four days only, Noida has built its own Kedarnath with petals and colour, and you can’t miss it for sure. Make your plans now.
