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The Divali Nagar opened to the public last evening, but the first few hours saw a relatively modest turnout, with several booths still being set up and little activity across the festival grounds.
Guardian Media arrived shortly after 5 pm and remained at the Nagar for about an hour and a half. During that time, there were no significant crowds, long queues at food stalls or noticeable traffic congestion.
While rain affected other parts of the country, there was no rainfall at the Nagar during the visit.
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