Embassy of India Hosts Moscow Event to Showcase India's Tourism Appeal
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Updated:2 years, 5 months ago
Moscow (Russia), April 09 (ANI/ TV BRICS): Classical Indian musical instruments, the Tabla drum and bamboo Bansuri flute, echoed at an international gathering in Moscow, showcasing the tourist allure of South Asia. Highlights included the over 800-year-old Ramappa temple complex, the ancient Golconda fortress, and Laknavaram Lake boasting 13 islands, all found within a single Indian state. Tour operators plan to expand the range of offers for travellers from Russia. Residents of India, meanwhile, are increasingly choosing Russian regions for their holidays. Russia and India anticipate a 50% surge in bilateral tourist arrivals this year, fostering cultural exchange and driving economic growth in both nations, as highlighted during the meeting.
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