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Light and dark fights are characteristic not only in our latitudes but also in the Far East. The exhibition of light objects "The Great Lanterns of China", which has already visited 40 countries of the world, has finally made it to the Baltic States. It can be seen in Lithuania, one of the oldest manor complexes – the Pakroja mansion.
Pandu Garden, Deer Forest, a giant dragon and various images of fairy tales – all this will be visible in the Pakroja mansion until January 6th.
"The origins of the idea are in the history of the estate." Baron von Rop, the last owner of the manor, was traveling a lot and one of his favorite countries was China. this kind of festival, so we decided it was time to organize such a festival in Lithuania, "said Vadim Ovcinkas, director of the Pakroja mansion.
The light sculptures consist of metallic structures and silk of different colors. The festival has already visited 40 countries of the world. Baltic spectators appreciate it.
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