Kite Frenzy Sale in Nashik for Makar Sankranti
With the arrival of Makar Sankranti, the enthusiasm for kite sales in Nashik has reached its peak. Temporary kite sale stalls have been set up at various places across the city. Attractive kites with Gujarati designs are available for sale in the Shalimar, Ashok Stambh, and Ravivar Karanja areas. These colorful and high-quality kites are receiving a great response, according to the sellers.
Kite Prices and Various Sizes
Medium-sized kites are generally available for 120 to 150 rupees. A packet contains 10 kites. Additionally, large fabric kites are being sold for 1,000 rupees. Baby kites that fit in the palm of a hand for children are available for 15 rupees.
New Attraction: Chinese Dragon
This year, the Chinese dragon kite has come into the market as a new trend. This small-sized kite is flown by attaching a fishing stick. It is becoming an attraction for young children as it can be flown easily without going high.
Strict Police Action
Considering the increasing crime in the city, the police have been conducting large-scale operations for the past three months. This is receiving a good response from the citizens, and during festivals, the strict police action is being considered a trend.
Attractive Kite Reel for Two Thousand Rupees
The reel is important for flying kites. This year, attractive design reels priced at 2,000 rupees are available in the market. In addition, reels made from plastic material are priced between 50 to 500 rupees. With the kite frenzy seen in Nashik for Makar Sankranti, the festival's joy has increased further.
In Brief
Post Makar Sankranti, the enthusiasm for kite sales in Nashik is at its peak.
Temporary kite sales stalls set up in various parts of the city.
Large crowds in the Shalimar, Ashok Stambh, and Ravivar Karanja areas.
Attractive kites with Gujarati designs available for sale.
Colorful and high-quality kites receive a great response, claim sellers.