Seeing Hampi might also persuade you to accept the idea of involving good corporates to preserve heritage differently.
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I agree with the author 100%, because I saw and felt the same. Our current invaders and the management of the area are doing the worst possible job and it was heartbreaking to the conditions of our heritage. I was in Peru and amount of tourist visiting to see Machu Picchu (another UNESCO site), we get almost nothing. The arrangement and the facilities bring the tourists and ultimately revenue.
Make it convenient to walk around the monument and restricted entry. No touching and loitering in the area. May be the idea of some corporate management is the better way to save our leftover monuments. A recent example is Agah Khan trust taking over Sunder Nursery in New Delhi or Akshar Dham in Delhi, to become one of the major attractions of New Delhi.
Please don’t go through this stuff,everything is not true in this article,
Please visit hampi,
Vijayanagara kingdom which saved Hinduism….
Must visit place,
All seculer Governments which came to power never gave any importance to conserve and save …
Any how
PLEASE Visit….
A heartbreaking story about the pathetic conditions of such a glorious place. ‘m truly passionate about out Heritage and ancient monuments. I have roamed around Hampi many times and it fascinates me every time. I really wonder of governments really cares about our heritage. Sad. Ad.
The last para says it all, crores are spent (wasted?), many more crores are planned or even budgeted for installing behemoth statues of all hues every where in India but the Governments of all colours have no money, no plans, no enthusiasm or simply no will to preserve the rich heritage of this land. Pathetic.
I agree with the author 100%, because I saw and felt the same. Our current invaders and the management of the area are doing the worst possible job and it was heartbreaking to the conditions of our heritage. I was in Peru and amount of tourist visiting to see Machu Picchu (another UNESCO site), we get almost nothing. The arrangement and the facilities bring the tourists and ultimately revenue.
Make it convenient to walk around the monument and restricted entry. No touching and loitering in the area. May be the idea of some corporate management is the better way to save our leftover monuments. A recent example is Agah Khan trust taking over Sunder Nursery in New Delhi or Akshar Dham in Delhi, to become one of the major attractions of New Delhi.
Our antinational journalists get severe stomache pain if anything positive appears about India.
Please don’t go through this stuff,everything is not true in this article,
Please visit hampi,
Vijayanagara kingdom which saved Hinduism….
Must visit place,
All seculer Governments which came to power never gave any importance to conserve and save …
Any how
PLEASE Visit….
A heartbreaking story about the pathetic conditions of such a glorious place. ‘m truly passionate about out Heritage and ancient monuments. I have roamed around Hampi many times and it fascinates me every time. I really wonder of governments really cares about our heritage. Sad. Ad.
The last para says it all, crores are spent (wasted?), many more crores are planned or even budgeted for installing behemoth statues of all hues every where in India but the Governments of all colours have no money, no plans, no enthusiasm or simply no will to preserve the rich heritage of this land. Pathetic.