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  • Karnataka's heritage structures to join Metaverse; virtual tours soon

    The Department of Archaeology, Museum, and Heritage has digitally scanned 530 protected monuments in the state. For starters, 10 monuments will have walkthroughs using immersive 3D, virtual reality, and generative AI.

  • A look at some of the famous structures in the world and how long they took to build

    Many of the world’s great buildings took more than a decade to complete and some even longer. Here is a look at some of them

  • India@75: A look at 7 iconic Indian monuments

    Independence Day 2022: Celebrate the breathtaking architecture of India.

  • Free entry at all monuments from August 5-15 as part of 75th I-Day celebrations

    As part of the festivities, no entry fee would be collected from August 5 through August 15 at any ticketed centrally protected monuments or museums associated with archaeological sites, said minister for culture and tourism Kishan Reddy

  • India's Taj Mahal and other monuments, museums reopen today: Checklist of key places

    As many as 3,691 centrally-protected monuments and archaeological sites maintained by the ASI were closed due to the coronavirus crisis. Those will now remain open with effect from June 16.

  • Monuments run by Rajasthan govt to be open from June 1: Official

    The monuments, except for the ones falling in containment zones and curfew areas, will be opened four days a week (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) for the first two weeks with social distancing protocols to be properly followed, Director of the archaeology and museum department, Prakash Chandra Sharma, said.

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