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Seamless sightseeing: Tamil Nadu govt plans common ticketing system for tourist attractions in Mahabalipuram
By ETB Sivapriyan3 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
The Tamil Nadu government is preparing a detailed master plan to introduce a common ticketing system for tourist attractions in Mahabalipuram, excluding those controlled by the ASI.
The plan also focuses on clean toilet facilities, litter-free beaches, and dedicated walkways, while exploring public-private-partnership ventures for evening entertainment.
The initiative will be rolled out as a pilot in Mahabalipuram before being scaled to other heritage hubs across Tamil Nadu.
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Chennai: To enhance the experience of tourists visiting Mahabalipuram, the coastal town known for its iconic stone structures, the Tamil Nadu government is preparing a detailed master plan to introduce a common ticketing system for tourist attractions other than the monuments controlled by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The plan also focuses on clean toilet facilities, litter-free beaches, and the construction of dedicated walkways along roads leading to key sights, cater to tourists who prefer exploring the historic town on foot.
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