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Conservation specialist Gurmeet Sangha Rai led the restoration efforts, contributing to these significant international accolades for India's cultural heritage.

Heritage sites in Punjab, Haryana get UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards 2023 tag

Conservation specialist Gurmeet Sangha Rai led the restoration efforts, contributing to these significant international accolades for India's cultural heritage.

Three heritage sites in Punjab and Haryana, namely Amritsar's Rambagh Gate, Gurdaspur's Pipal Haveli, and Gurugram's Church of Epiphany, have won UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards, according to Indian Express.&nbsp;
The Rambagh Gate received the top Award of Excellence, while the Church of Epiphany earned an Award of Merit.
Pipal Haveli was recognized for sustainable development.
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This heritage train will be in operation four days every week, offering travelers ample opportunities to explore its cultural richness and scenic beauty. 

Rajasthan's inaugural heritage train flags off; know ticket prices, timings and more

This heritage train will be in operation four days every week, offering travelers ample opportunities to explore its cultural richness and scenic beauty.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a momentous ceremony, has officially launched Rajasthan's first-ever heritage train, known as the Valley Queen Heritage Train, departing from the vibrant city of Jodhpur.
This splendid train service is set to charm passengers with its nostalgic appeal and picturesque route, connecting the historic Marwar Junction to the scenic Khamlighat in Rajasthan's Pali district.
<h3>Ticket Price and Timings:</h3>
Travel enthusiasts and history aficionados can now embark on this remarkable journey four days a week, immersing themselves in the rich heritage and breathtaking landscapes of Rajasthan.
The tickets for this unforgettable experience are priced at an affordable 2000 ₹ per person, ensuring accessibility for all who wish to partake in this cultural and scenic expedition.&nbsp;
The train's schedule involves a departure from Marwar Junction at 8:30 am, with its destination being Kamlighat, scheduled to arrive at 11:00 am. During its journey from Marwar, there will be a brief 25-minute stop at Phulad.
The return leg of the journey will commence at approximately 3 pm from Kamlighat, with the train arriving back at Marwar Junction at around 5:30 pm, allowing passengers to enjoy a full day's excursion while reveling in the heritage and landscapes of the region.
With this inaugural heritage train, Rajasthan offers not just a ride but a captivating voyage through time and the picturesque terrain of the region, promising an enriching and memorable experience for all passengers.
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As India assumes G20 presidency in December for a year, the G20 secretariat has identified 55 locations across the country to host over 200 meetings. These locations include Tier-2, Tier-3 cities which are rich in cultural heritage.

At G20 meetings, India to put spotlight on heritage and scenic sites

As India assumes G20 presidency in December for a year, the G20 secretariat has identified 55 locations across the country to host over 200 meetings. These locations include Tier-2, Tier-3 cities which are rich in cultural heritage.

From big metros to smaller cities, including those rich in history and scenic beauty such as Hampi and Khajuraho, India has planned to host the G20 meetings at 55 locations across the country during its yearlong Presidency.
Top officials of the tourism ministry have said that the idea behind choosing historic cites, among other places, to host meetings, is to put a "spotlight on heritage sites".
India is expected to host over 200 G20 meetings during its yearlong Presidency of the influential group, which will culminate with an annual summit on September 9 and 10 next year.
"These meetings are planned to be held at 55 locations across the length and breadth of the country spanning various states. We will cover metros, state capitals, important tourist destinations, among other places," a senior official told PTI.
These 55 locations will also include Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities which have picturesque landscape and are rich in cultural heritage, he said.
"So, we are doing a meeting at the Runn of Kutch, one in Siliguri, there will be meetings at Hampi and Khajuraho as well," the official said.
The ruins of Hampi in Karnataka and the group of temples in Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh are among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. &nbsp;The group of monuments at the Hampi site comprise the remnants of the capital city of the Vijayanagara Empire (14th-16th century AD) mixed with hilly terrain. It is a popular tourist destination among domestic and foreign travellers. &nbsp;The ancient temples at Khajuraho, renowned globally for their exquisite carvings, were built during the Chandela dynasty. Khajuraho is a small town in Chatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh and a favourite among travellers.
Only about 20 temples remain and they fall into three distinct groups and belong to two different religions &ndash; Hinduism and Jainism, according to the UNESCO's website.
When asked if any of the G20 meetings will be held close to heritage sites, the official said, "Meetings would be held in a convention hall or similar facility. But, they (participants) may be taken there for events. So, there may be events or visits to put a spotlight on these heritage sites." The Runn of Kutch in Gujarat's Kutch district is a major tourism attraction and is known for its expansive salt marsh 'White Runn', quaint 'bhunga' structures and glass-embedded Kutchi embroidery. Siliguri is a major tourist city in West Bengal and is famous for tea and timber.
While metros such as Delhi and well-known state capitals will host meetings, smaller cities are also being included to give a more diverse and rich experience to participants, officials said. &nbsp;India will assume the Presidency of the G20 for a year from December 1, 2022, to November 30, 2023.
Union Tourism Secretary Arvind Singh had recently said that India plans to position itself as a "major tourism destination" during its Presidency of the G20.
He had said this during a national conference of state tourism ministers hosted in Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh from September 18-20.
Tourism-related aspects of the G20 leaders' summit were also discussed during the conference organised by the Ministry of Tourism.
"We plan to ensure due rigour and dedication, and showcase our cultural richness while welcoming the world to our nation.We plan to bring in necessary interventions including visa reforms, ease of travel, traveller-friendly immigration facilities at airports and openness to international travel," the tourism ministry had said in a statement earlier after the conference.&nbsp;

Five Aussie designers took the stage at Lotus Makeup India Fashion as part of an MoU between the Ministry of Textiles and the Australian High Commission. Curated by non-profit Artisans of Fashion, the show saw designers converting heritage textiles like brocade, khadi and organic cottons into trendy yet wearable silhouttes. Details like feather trims, ruffled hems and billowing sleeves were also spotted.

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