Basanta Narayan Bhochhibhoya, coordinator of the event, said they have been seeing huge crowd because of public holidays. [break]
“Total transactions of more than Rs 20 million have been recorded so far,” he said, adding that stalls showcasing automobiles, IT products and food commodities were doing brisk business.
The fair has a total of 175 stalls, showcasing products like rhododendron flower juice, Lapsi candy, organic vegetables, milk sweets, trout fish, food items, electronics, auto mobiles, mobile set and computer hardware and software.
The event also features folk song competition, cultural dances, food festival, children games and other competitions.
The organizers are expecting footfall of 200,000 and transactions of more than Rs 30 million. The fair will continue till February 26.
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