India’s First Lighthouse Festival
- Recently, India’s First Lighthouse Festival was inaugurated from the Fort Aguada Lighthouse in Panjim, Goa, a 17th century Portuguese fort.
- The initiative aims to showcase the rich culture, significance, and allure of these magnificent structures whereby they can propel prospect of tourism and power local economy, the statement added.
- A campaign ‘Lighthouse Heritage Tourism’ was launched to transform 75 historic lighthouses into Tourism Spots by renovation with adequate facilities.
- Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways (MoPSW) is the nodal agency that aims to showcase the rich culture and significance to propel tourism and power local ....
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