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Rajasthan Opens Gates: Free Entry to Heritage Sites!
27 Sep
Summary
- Monuments and museums offered free entry on World Tourism Day.
- Jaipur's heritage sites featured folk performances and historical insights.
- Tourism board honored 14 individuals for their contributions.
Rajasthan marked World Tourism Day on Sunday by providing complimentary access to its protected monuments and museums for both domestic and international visitors. This special occasion saw major heritage sites in Jaipur, such as Amer Fort, Nahargarh, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, and Albert Hall, transform into vibrant hubs of cultural expression.
Tourists at these locations were treated to traditional Rajasthani folk performances, including the distinct artistry of Kalbelia, Kachhi Ghodi, puppetry, Bahurupiya, and shehnai music. Special interactive sessions were also arranged at Amer Fort and Jantar Mantar, aiming to deepen visitors' appreciation for the state's historical narratives, architectural marvels, and cultural legacy.
Separately, the Hotel Federation of Rajasthan felicitated 14 notable personalities and frontline professionals, acknowledging their dedication to advancing tourism within the state. This celebration coincides with Rajasthan's ongoing efforts to expand its tourism portfolio, placing increased emphasis on crafts, rural experiences, culinary delights, and folk culture, moving beyond its renowned forts and palaces.
