The final day of the exchange programme unfolded with a beautiful culmination event at sector 89 branch, a fitting venue to celebrate the bonds of friendship and cultural understanding forged throughout the week. The day began with an elegant lamp-lighting ceremony, symbolizing the light of knowledge and unity that had illuminated the hearts of all participants. Director Mohit Sachdeva addressed the
gathering, expressing his heartfelt gratitude to the South Korean delegates for their engagement and the enriching experience they had shared with the school community. The Head of the Korean delegation also shared inspiring words, reflecting on the deep connections made during the visit.
Following the speeches, the delegates enjoyed a guided tour of the school, where they were introduced to the various programs and initiatives that had facilitated their learning and interaction. The event continued with a delightful multicultural lunch, where the flavors of both Indian and Korean cuisines were savored, symbolizing the beautiful blend of cultures. As the day drew to a close, the delegates were bid farewell with warm wishes and fond memories, leaving for the airport with a sense of fulfillment and a promise of enduring friendships. The ceremony marked the end of an unforgettable journey, one that will be cherished by all who participated, with the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect lasting long after their departure.

South Koreans Marvel at the Timeless Taj Mahal
The South Korean delegates were enchanted by the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal in Agra. As they approached the iconic monument, their awe was palpable, with many describing it as a masterpiece that transcends time. The pristine white marble, intricate craftsmanship and poignant tale of eternal love left them deeply moved. The experience was described as humbling and transformative, a poignant reminder of the enduring power of love and artistic brilliance.
This visit became a cherished highlight of shared admiration and cultural connection between the two nations.

Day:2

Delhi’s Iconic Tour

Korean guests on a memorable tour of some of Delhi’s iconic landmarks. The day started with a visit to the Qutub Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The towering 73-meter structure left the guests in awe.
Following the Qutub Minar, was a visit to Dilli Haat, a vibrant open-air market that showcases the cultural diversity of India. The stalls offered a wide range of handicrafts, textiles, and traditional Indian foods.

The Korean delegates were delighted by the colorful crafts and enjoyed interacting with the local artisans. It was a great opportunity for them to experience India’s rich cultural heritage in a lively, hands-on environment followed by the visit to the Lotus Temple, known for its stunning lotus flower shape and serene atmosphere. The guests appreciated the temple’s design and the emphasis on universal peace and unity, which is central to the Bahá'í faith.

Overall, Day 2 was filled with exploration, cultural immersion and deep appreciation for India's history and traditions.

Day 1: Gracious Welcome

The South Korean delegation was warmly welcomed upon their arrival in India for the Indo-Korean Cultural Exchange Programme. Our team of teachers greeted them at the airport and escorted them to the Sector-89 branch, where they were received by school principal Ms. Renu Singh and our middle school headmistress Ms. Geeta Kanwar.

To ensure a smooth visit, the delegation was given thoughtfully prepared folders with a detailed itinerary. The evening concluded with a delightful dinner, fostering relaxed conversations and strengthening cultural ties between India and South Korea.