The Ottawa Tulip Festival is an annual event held in Ottawa, Canada, celebrating the blooming of tulips in Commissioner's Park. It typically takes place in May and features over a million tulips in various colors and varieties, attracting visitors from around the world. The festival highlights the historical gift of tulips from the Dutch Royal Family to Canada as a thank you for sheltering Princess Juliana and her daughters during World War II. In addition to the stunning floral displays, the festival includes cultural performances, art exhibits, and family-friendly activities. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, food vendors, and workshops, making it a vibrant celebration of spring and community spirit. The Ottawa Tulip Festival not only showcases the beauty of tulips but also promotes friendship between Canada and the Netherlands.