Explore the vibrant world of Indian philately with this exquisite set of INDEPEX ASIANA 2000 stamps. This collection, originating from Calcutta and issued between 07-12 December 2000, showcases the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage of India. The first sheet features a stunning array of stamps. You will find stamps depicting the Siroi Lily, Wild Guava, and the elusive Slow Loris, all meticulously detailed. The upper portion also includes an illustration of the Sangai Deer alongside a building. The central feature of the stamp set is the INDEPEX ASIANA 2000 emblem, complemented by the “Explore 150 Millennium Year” inscription. The stamps’ designs are a celebration of India’s flora and fauna, making it a captivating piece for collectors. The second sheet showcases a colorful array of birds. The featured birds include the Rosy Pastor, the Forest Wagtail, the Garganey Teal, the White Stork, and many more. These stamps also showcase India’s love for its wildlife, displaying various beautiful birds in their natural habitats. This set is perfect for both seasoned philatelists and those new to the hobby. These stamps are not just collectibles; they are windows into India’s past and present. Each stamp tells a story, preserving moments and memories of the year 2000. This set of stamps will add value to any stamp collection, making it an ideal gift for collectors of Indian postal history and wildlife enthusiasts. This is an opportunity to own a piece of Indian history, beautifully preserved and presented in this unique collection.