Skiing marks snow festival at Gondhla in Lahaul

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Feb 11, 2021 IST

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KULLU, FEBRUARY 10

Varius sports activities and cultural programmes were organised during the snow festival at Gondhla in Lahaul today.

Keylong tehsildar Anil Kumar was the chief guest. Skiing, snowboarding, snow craft, tug-of-war and ‘chholo’ were organised. Tug-of-war on snow was the most exciting and both men and women participated vigorously. Locals crafted various structures of snow in which the Gondhla Fort remained the center of attraction.

Mahila mandals of Gondhla, Thorang, Khinag, Purad, Dalang and Khangsar presented cultural programmes. — OC

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