The festival takes place over two days and offers a variety of activities for all ages, such as horse-drawn carriage rides through lavender fields, workshops on essential oils and lavender-based cosmetics, as well as concerts and outdoor musical events.

For agriculture enthusiasts, the festival offers the opportunity to visit local farms where lavender is grown. Visitors can purchase lavender-based cosmetic products and souvenirs, and also learn how this plant is cultivated and processed.

Bonțida is one of the largest lavender-growing areas in Romania, where several varieties are cultivated, such as French lavender, English lavender, and Spanish lavender. It is considered one of the most important lavender regions in Europe.

The Lavender Festival in Bonțida is a wonderful opportunity to discover the beauty and fragrance of these flowers, as well as the culture and traditions of the area. It is a unique experience for flower lovers and for those who appreciate natural beauty and idyllic landscapes.

Cluj-Napoca is also known for its vibrant cultural life, which includes music, theater, and film festivals, as well as an annual tulip festival that attracts visitors from across the country and abroad. The city is also an important academic center, with three major universities – Babeș-Bolyai University, the Technical University, and the University of Medicine and Pharmacy.

Cluj-Napoca is also renowned for its diverse gastronomy, which includes a variety of traditional Hungarian and Romanian dishes, as well as a growing modern culinary scene.