The event was the culmination of an inspiring learning journey that began with heritage walks undertaken by students across various grades. These immersive experiences brought them face-to-face with India’s architectural marvels and cultural treasures, such as Belur, Hampi, Pondicherry, and Mahabalipuram, among others. Adding to the vibrancy of the event were student-led stalls, interactive workshops, and inspiring harates (discussions). Stalls showcased themes like traditional crafts, literature, music, food, and textiles, providing visitors with hands-on experiences and cultural insights. Workshops offered unique opportunities to explore art forms such as pottery, sculpture, rangoli, and block printing, along with musical sessions on instruments like the flute, harmonica, and Parai. The harates featured insightful discussions on topics ranging from Indian traditions and values to the significance of healthy living and mindful eating. The celebration began with the sacred ritual of lighting the lamp, accompanied by melodious chants that set a serene and auspicious tone for the festivities. Each evening during Bharatiya Kala Vaibhava was a vibrant celebration of India’s cultural diversity, leaving a lasting impression on every attendee.