Celebrate Heritage Treasures Day

[Rahul001]

Hy Local Guides,

Today is viewed as Heritage Treasures Day (January 11th). This day is to bring awareness and to preserve our heritage. Heritage can be Local monuments, Museums, Arts & culture, Historical landmarks & sites, etc…

Aims

• Protect and preserve Local Monuments and Museums.
• Share our heritage related festivals in the community.

Katha Kali forms displaced at Natural History Museum. To know more about Katha Kali, please look into @TravellerG’s Post.

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How we as a local guides can help:

• Exploring Local Heritage: Visiting heritage and sharing your Reviews in Google Maps not only gives you points but also shares the culture. You can do Meetups inside the Heritage compound (please ask the permission of the respected authorities) like the meetup done by @NareshDarji at Rani Ki Vav.

• Sharing knowledge: You can share your experiences and knowledge of heritage you visited in Connect like @TusharSuradkar’s posts about Clock towers.

• Accessibility and Bathroom Facilities: Please don’t forget to add accessibility and bathrooms facility features of heritage sites in Google Maps as in the reviews or in the “Edit Feature” section.

Share your local Heritage sites or landmarks or museums in the comments and share your experiences when you visited the place.
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[TusharSuradkar]

What a nice day to remember, dear @Rahul001
Your post is live at the right time and should inspire many.

Besides clock towers, the DeepMal LampPosts are a glowing symbol of our heritage that can be found in most small and large temples across India.

We had one such RECAP - Small Business and LampPost Meetup in Pune.

[MathanVibranarayan]

@Rahul001 thanks for the reminder. Exploring heritage and just being there itself gives me immense pleasure

[NareshDarji]

This is a great initiative! Celebrating Heritage Treasures Day and focusing on preserving our local heritage through Google Maps is a fantastic way to combine technology and cultural preservation. @Rahul001 I always update our heritage on Google Maps so everyone can see it.

[Rahul001]

Thank you @TusharSuradkar for the valuable comment and sharing the LampPost meetup and for reminding me about Lamp. I will share you a “kind of lamp” situated in every corner of my city (it’s usually seen in front of the temple).

[Rahul001]

Thank you @MathanVibranarayan for your valuable comment and what you said is correct. Exploring Local Heritage in our hometown does gives me pleasure to walk around the history.

[Rahul001]

Thank you @NareshDarji for your valuable comment and words. Updating new images to Maps is also one way to preserve.

[TusharSuradkar]

Thank you, dear @Rahul001
and the same here in Pune and Maharashtra.
We have a lamp post deepmal in almost every temple.
So our heritage is right there - in front of our eyes.
We only need to document these and share them with the world.
Your post today serves the purpose of inspiring people to take up this activity

[Rahul001]

Oil lamp post situated in kovalam beach. These are seen in various parts of Trivandrum nowadays ( new installments ). New installments like smart wastebins are popping up around the city too. @TusharSuradkar

[TusharSuradkar]

Looks fabulous @Rahul001
Simple yet elegant

[Gurukrishnapriya]

I love visiting heritage sites @Rahul001 Every time I visit such place I spend sometime admiring those places. The below is the picture during recent visit.

[TravellerG]

Ohh…I didn’t know about the Heritage Treasure Day…
Thanks for the information.
Well, thanks also for mentioning my Kathakali post in your article.
Well explain article with impressive photos… Great .
Regards, dear @Rahul001
Best wishes