Hyderabad: The Telangana Tourism Department organised a Hyderabad heritage walk from Charminar to Chowmahalla Palace on Saturday, as 60 women delegates from the Global Shapers Community joined the curated event.
The delegates included participants from international hubs such as Chicago, Malé, Thimphu and Kandy, along with representatives from major Indian cities. The Hyderabad heritage walk showcased the city’s architectural landmarks and cultural legacy through an immersive experience.
Officials said the initiative forms part of the state’s ongoing weekend heritage walk programme. Moreover, the department conducts these walks on second Saturdays and Sundays to promote awareness and preservation of Hyderabad’s historical assets.
Participants appreciated the experience and highlighted the city’s vibrant heritage and cultural significance. In addition, they said the curated route offered deeper insights into Hyderabad’s architectural richness.
Hyderabad heritage walk promotes cultural tourism
The Tourism Department said such initiatives play a key role in positioning the city as a leading heritage tourism destination. Furthermore, it said the Hyderabad heritage walk programme aims to attract both domestic and international visitors.
Officials also said the initiative aims to strengthen cultural engagement while encouraging heritage conservation. Therefore, they noted that continued participation would support Hyderabad’s identity as a historic and cultural hub.
The department reiterated its focus on expanding tourism initiatives. Additionally, it said these efforts combine cultural awareness with experiential travel opportunities.