KINGDOM VALLEY’S REMARKABLE ASSOCIATION WITH THE PAK VS SRI TEST SERIES IN SRI LANKA
Every year, the 14th of August marks a day of great significance for Pakistanis around the world. It’s a day to commemorate the nation’s hard-fought independence from British colonial rule and celebrate the spirit of freedom. This year, in the heart of Slough, London, a grand event known as the Kingdom Valley Pakistan Azadi Mela was organized on 13 August 2023, on the occasion of Pakistan’s Independence Day.
The Masterminds Behind the Event
The Kingdom Valley Pakistan Azadi Mela was a result of a collaborative effort by Kingdom Valley, TMFT, Jay Samuel Studios, and Grand Lahore. These organizations, known for their dedication to community engagement and cultural celebrations, joined forces to create an event that would resonate with the Pakistani diaspora in London.
The event was not just a celebration; it was a testament to the unity and strength of the Pakistani community in London. It aimed to bring together people of all ages, backgrounds, and interests under one roof, creating an atmosphere of festivity and unity.
A Star-Studded Lineup
One of the highlights of the Kingdom Valley Pakistan Azadi Mela was the live performance by the Sparkk Music Band. Known for their electrifying performances and ability to get the crowd grooving, they set the stage on fire with their music. The band’s fusion of traditional and contemporary music was a treat for music enthusiasts of all ages.
The live performance created an ambiance of celebration and joy, with people dancing and singing along to their favorite tunes. It was a reminder of the power of music to transcend barriers and bring people together.
Culinary Delights and Shopping Extravaganza
What’s a celebration without delicious food and some retail therapy? The Kingdom Valley Pakistan Azadi Mela had an array of food and shopping stalls that catered to a variety of tastes and preferences.
From traditional Pakistani street food to international cuisines, the food stalls were a gastronomic delight. Attendees could savor kebabs, biryanis, chaats, and a range of mouthwatering dishes that tickled their taste buds. For those with a sweet tooth, there were desserts and traditional Pakistani sweets to satisfy their cravings.
The shopping stalls, on the other hand, offered a wide selection of items, from clothing and accessories to handicrafts and artwork. It was a shopper’s paradise, where people could explore and purchase unique items, adding a touch of Pakistan to their London experience.
