Shillong turns pink with Cherry Blossoms. People post videos, images on Twitter
Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma took to Twitter to share a few images.
Shillong’s famous Cherry Blossom Festival for this year may have concluded but you still have a chance to experience the incredible beauty of nature through the various images and videos shared online. The various posts shared across different social media platforms, especially Twitter, show how Shillong got painted in pink. Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma too shared a post. There is a chance that the tweets will leave you saying “wow” and that too repeatedly.
Let us start with this post by Meghalaya CM. Taking to Twitter, he shared a few images of the festival. “Some glimpses of the Shillong #CherryBlossomFestival at Ward’s Lake, Shillong with the scenic view of the lake and amid the cherry blossom trees,” reads a part of the caption he posted.
“Glimpses from my day Cherry blossom #CherryBlossomFestival,” wrote a Twitter user and shared these images.
“The #CherryBlossomFestival at #Meghalaya #shillong was a pleasant surprise. Something that many of us don't know about (I didn't even know we could get Cherry Blossoms in India),” expressed another and posted this video.
Take a look at the posts shared by other:
What are your thoughts on the images and the videos?
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