An annual cake show in India boasts spectacular baked King Kong and St Basil's Cathedral displays.

To celebrate the Christmas cheer the 45th annual cake show is held from 13 December 2019 to January 1, 2020, in the southern state of Karnataka in India. 

The annual cake show left visitors spellbound with displays of Kathakali figurine, humongous King Kong along with mystical figures of Indian mythology. 

The models were made by the students and staff of the Institute of Baking and Cake Art (IBCA) Staying true to this year's theme of 'environment’.

This footage was filmed on December 18.

Christmas is around the corner and the infectious atmosphere has spread far and wide with musicals and lovely Christmas decorations.  

 If this is not enough, the 45th annual cake show brings a spectacular display of baked models such as St Basil’s cathedral, Chandrayaan -2 and much more in Bangalore.  

To celebrate the Christmas cheer the event is held from 13 December 2019 to January 1, 2020, in the southern state of Karnataka in India. 

The annual cake show left visitors spellbound with displays of Kathakali figurine, humongous King Kong along with mystical figures of Indian myth. 

Visuals show excited crowd as they click pictures with the baked figurines and enjoy the grand display of 22 stunning models. 

The models were made by the students and staff of the Institute of Baking and Cake Art(IBCA) Staying true to this year's theme' environment’, they used jelly instead of plastic for moulds and paid special attention to details surrounding the models.