Trainee civil services officers took part in a heritage walk organised by the department of tourism and heritage— DC Image

HYDERABAD: Around 170 trainee civil services officers took part in a heritage walk organised by the department of tourism and heritage on Saturday coveriing the two historical landmarks in city. The walk began at the iconic Charminar and concluded at the Chowmahalla Palace offering the trainees insights into the historical importance of the monuments and their role in shaping the cultural identity of Hyderabad.

Prof. Arjun Rao Kuthadi, director, department of heritage, stated that Charminar and Qutb Shahi Tombs were precious jewels of Telangana, representing the glorious history, architectural achievements and cultural traditions of the region. He stated that protecting and preserving these monuments for future generations is the collective responsibility of government departments, heritage institutions and every citizen.


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