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Despite last-minute preparations, visitor numbers during summer festival season increased 28% in 2026

Despite last-minute preparations, visitor numbers during summer festival season increased 28% in 2026
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Despite election-related delays and minimal promotion, visitor numbers to The Nilgiris' Government Botanical Garden rose by 28% in 2026. Favorable weather conditions and high temperatures in the plains are cited as primary drivers for the increased tourism.

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The data highlights the resilience of regional tourism economies even when administrative preparations are disrupted by political events.

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Despite the Tamil Nadu legislative Assembly elections leading to preparations for the annual summer festival in The Nilgiris being delayed, visitor numbers to the district’s main tourist attraction — The Government Botanical Garden (GBG) increased by 28% in 2026, statistics from the State horticulture department show.

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The article relies on official government statistics and provides a balanced explanation for the trends.

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