Lucknow UNESCO City of Gastronomy title celebrates its rich Awadhi culinary heritage and sustainable food traditions. Learn about the recognition, key details, and India’s growing presence in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. Lucknow Recognised as UNESCO “City of Gastronomy” for Its Rich Awadhi Culinary Heritage An Introduction to the Recognition The city of Lucknow has…
UNESCO Declares West Bengal a Top Heritage Tourism Destination Introduction to the UNESCO RecognitionWest Bengal has recently been recognized by UNESCO as a top heritage tourism destination. This recognition underscores the state’s rich cultural heritage, historical significance, and natural beauty, which attract millions of tourists every year. UNESCO’s endorsement is a global acknowledgment of West…
Bengaluru Airport’s T2 Recognized Among UNESCO’s Most Beautiful Airports Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport’s Terminal 2 (T2) has achieved global recognition by being enlisted among UNESCO’s selection of the world’s most aesthetically appealing airports. This recognition acknowledges not only its architectural brilliance but also its cultural significance. Bengaluru’s T2 joins a prestigious league of international airports…
