Religious tourism in India

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Religious tourism in India is focus of Narendra Modi's national tourism policy. Uttarakhand has been popular as a religious and adventure tourism hub.^[1]

Mahesh Sharma said, "In view of religious tourism, Ramdevera and Tanot would also be linked to a tourism circuit in western Rajasthan."^[2]

References

↑ "U’khand eyes wellness tourism", The Times of India, 13 February 2016
↑ "Small cities to be linked with air services: Sharma", Business Standard, 12 February 2016

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Religious tourism in India

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