SPICE SHOW AT OOTY
The spice show, introduced in 2010, initially used to be a two-day event, s howcasing a wide variety of spices and the magic of Ooty plantations. The Spice Show is what marks the beginning of the Ooty Summer Festival . Irrespective of whether you’re a foodie or a connoisseur, this intriguing exhibition is worth visiting and witnessing in the town. Taking a cue from Goa, a spice garden development project was initiated in 2011 to attract tourists. The spice garden will spread across 15 acres in Devala Horticulture Farm near Gudalur at an estimated cost of Rs40 lakh. The project is being funded by the Hill Area Development Project. The spices included mainly poppy seeds, pepper, nutmeg, cardamom, coriander and mustard. The spices used for the miniature were bought from outside market. Spices are grown largely in Gudalur taluk in the Nilgiris and exported too . To attract more tourists a spice garden with an area of over 15 acres was initiated 2011in the Devala h...