PTIDelegates attending the third G20 Tourism Working Group Meeting here enjoyed a session of golf and visited famous tourist sites, including the, in the city on Wednesday, officials said. In the morning, the delegates took part in a yoga session held in the lawns of a luxury hotel where they are staying.
The officials said then, they and India's G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant played golf at the Royal Springs Golf Course (RSGC).
The delegates also visited Nishat -- the famed 12 terraced Mughal garden -- on the banks of the Dal Lake, they said.
After that, the delegates visited the recently redeveloped Polo View market in the heart of the city.
They also interacted with shopkeepers and bought some local art souvenirs and other items, the officials said.
Later in the day, the delegates visited Parimahal, the abode of fairies. The seven-terraced garden is perched upon the Zabarwan range, overlooking the city and the Dal Lake.
The officials said then, they and India's G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant played golf at the Royal Springs Golf Course (RSGC).
The delegates also visited Nishat -- the famed 12 terraced Mughal garden -- on the banks of the Dal Lake, they said.
After that, the delegates visited the recently redeveloped Polo View market in the heart of the city.
They also interacted with shopkeepers and bought some local art souvenirs and other items, the officials said.
Later in the day, the delegates visited Parimahal, the abode of fairies. The seven-terraced garden is perched upon the Zabarwan range, overlooking the city and the Dal Lake.
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