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| Verdala Palace as seen from Dingli Cliffs |
The preparations for the yearly Agricultural Fair at Dingli are almost ready. People from Dingli (in Maltese "Dinglin") are proud of their rural village and promote it's beauty amongst locals and foreigners alike. This event, organised by the Dingli Local Council, and will feature the very best of agriculture practices, produce and traditions. The Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene will be the landmark for this activity, as it's parvis and surrounding area will be all nicely set up with stands, livestock and exhibitions. We are glad that this year we're part of this initiative.
An information stand will be present all day long and we're looking forward to meet visitors and provide them with information about the variety of places of interest within Dingli. At around 1.00pm short nature tours will start. Small groups will be accompanied by one of our knowledgeable licensed guides to areas close by. Items such as geology, biodiversity and archaeological sites in Dingli will be explained.
An information stand will be present all day long and we're looking forward to meet visitors and provide them with information about the variety of places of interest within Dingli. At around 1.00pm short nature tours will start. Small groups will be accompanied by one of our knowledgeable licensed guides to areas close by. Items such as geology, biodiversity and archaeological sites in Dingli will be explained.
Other items that are not to be missed are:
- Milking of sheep and goats
- Sheep sheering
- Demonstrations showing the making of cheeslets
- Renactments
- Band and Parade of Dingli Scouts
- Antiques show
- Local wine tasting
- Fruit and vegetable displays
- Traditional local food and pastries
- Tombola and other local games
Thumbs up to the Dingli Local Council for taking such an initiative and investing in the promotion of local nature, culture and tradition!
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