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Greek-themed Salaam Souk to be held at Palace Grounds in Bengaluru on November 8

On November 8, Bengaluru will witness the inaugural Greek-themed edition of the Salaam Souk festival at Palace Grounds. Organized by The Tribe & Co, the event aims to immerse participants in the rich Mediterranean culture of Greece through an array of captivating experiences. This is the eighth edition of Salaam Souk, with each edition adopting a unique cultural theme inspired by various global destinations.

The Greek-themed Salaam Souk promises to recreate the ambiance of a Greek street market, offering a fusion of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, fashion, art, music, home décor, beauty, and wellness. Attendees can look forward to indulging in 35 delectable food stalls, exploring 150 retail stalls, and enjoying live performances by bands, as well as awe-inspiring fire shows and aerial displays.

The event is set to provide a distinctive cultural journey, celebrating Greece's vibrant heritage in the heart of Bengaluru.

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