The 70th Tulip Festival begins at the Autonom Commissioner Park in Canada, the 10-day festival which will continue until May 23. Visitors are visiting from far and wide every day to see the Tulip festival.
The Tulip Festival is held in the commissioner Park of Ottawa every year in May, and is considered one of the largest tulip festivals held worldwide. Every year at least 6 lakh visitors are present at this festival. Thousands of people are visiting from far and wide every day to see the charming tulip garden.
The origin of the tulip festival is associated with a historical event, which was the royal family of the Netherlands during World War II, where Princess Margriet Francisca was born in 1943. Princess Margrit is the third daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhardt.
Two years later, in exchange for the great sacrifice of Canada and other allied forces, the Nazi forces surrendered to the Netherlands on May 5, 1945. The country was freed in the midst of it.
In gratitude, the Dutch government has sent 20,000 tulip bulbs to Canada every year since 1945. Tulip's annual gift is long-lasting between Canada and the Netherlands. represents friendship.
The Netherlands is the world's largest tulip producer, which exports an estimated three billion tulips each year, the Princess of the Netherlands, who will attend the Tulip Festival in Canada this year, born in Ottawa in 1943.
The Ottawa Board of Trade began the first Canadian Tulip Festival in 1953 on the recommendation of world famous photographer Malak Kursh.
The festival will feature 30 species and colorful tulips.
