Collector calls for protection of country’s heritage, tourism wealth
District Collector A. Shyam Prasad emphasized the importance of preserving India's heritage and tourism sites during World Tourism Day celebrations. He introduced an 'Ask AI' app and announced plans for a new botanical garden to boost local tourism.
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Demonstrates the integration of technology and environmental conservation in local tourism development strategies.
District Collector A. Shyam Prasad said that protecting India’s heritage and tourism wealth remains the responsibility of every citizen.
The Collector was speaking at the World Tourism Day celebrations at the world-famous Thimmamma Marrimanu at Gutibayalu village near Kadiri in Sri Sathya Sai district on Sunday. The 600-year-old banyan tree holds a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Joint Collector Maurya Bharadwaj, Kadiri MLA Kandikunta Venkata Prasad, and officials from the Tourism and Forest departments were also present.
On the occasion, the Collector launched the ‘Ask AI’ app for the convenience of the tourists. He also flagged off an ‘Eco and Heritage Walk’ from Thimmamma Marrimanu to Eswara Malai hillock. Folk artistes performed Keelugurram and Guravayya dances, adding grace to the walk which saw the participation of officials, students and tourists.
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