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    Hyderabad is getting ready to host a one-of-a-kind festival that blends global fun with local flavor — the Toma Terra Festival. Inspired by Spain’s famous La Tomatina, this exciting event will take place on May 11, 2025, at the Experium Eco Park. It’s not just about throwing tomatoes. It’s about culture, music, dance, and caring for the environment.

    What’s Behind the Name “Toma Terra”?

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    The name “Toma Terra” is a creative twist on “La Tomatina,” the tomato-throwing festival held each year in Buñol, Spain. The phrase reflects the energy and togetherness of the original Spanish celebration while giving it a local Indian touch. Toma Terra is about fun, friendship, and shared experiences.

    How It All Started

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    The idea of tomato-throwing festivals became popular in India after the 2011 Bollywood hit Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, which featured scenes from La Tomatina. While earlier attempts to recreate the event in India met with criticism over food wastage, Toma Terra is different. This festival puts sustainability first by turning leftover tomatoes into organic compost, making the event enjoyable and eco-friendly.

    Why Toma Terra Matters

    Toma Terra is more than just a good time. It’s a celebration of cultural exchange and community bonding. By combining a global tradition with Indian values, the festival promotes awareness of sustainability and environmental responsibility. All tomato waste will be recycled into natural fertilizer to nourish the green spaces of Experium Eco Park.

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    What to Expect at Toma Terra

    There’s something for everyone at this colorful and eco-conscious event. Here’s what you’ll find:

    Tomato Fight Zone
    Dive into a safe and well-managed tomato-throwing battle with thousands of ripe tomatoes.

    Live Music & Dance
    DJs and dancers will keep the energy high with vibrant performances and upbeat music.

    Food & Flea Market
    Tasty food stalls and unique shops will offer everything from local snacks to handcrafted goods.

    Activity Zones
    Fun games and interactive experiences for kids and adults alike.

    Photo Booths
    Capture your tomato-covered moments with themed backdrops and playful props.

    Toddy Bar
    Sample toddy, a traditional South Indian drink made from fermented palm sap. Learn about its cultural roots while sipping different varieties.

    Green Initiatives
    All tomato waste will be collected and converted into organic manure. It’s a festival that gives back to the earth.

    Entry Tickets and Pricing

    Tickets are priced affordably between ₹499 and ₹3,499, aiming to welcome a wide range of visitors. Whether you’re a student, a family, or a group of friends, there’s a ticket that fits your budget.

    Join the Celebration

    Toma Terra brings a slice of Spain to Hyderabad, blending fun, culture, and sustainability. It’s a chance to be part of something joyful and meaningful — a festival that celebrates life, community, and our planet. Don’t miss the tomato madness on May 11, 2025!

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    Rajesh M
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