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Archaeology Department Introduces 3D Laser Guides at Hampi Monuments
The Karnataka Archaeology Department is installing 3D laser guide systems at major Hampi monuments to help visitors easily understand the site’s historic craftsmanship.
The Karnataka Archaeology Department has begun installing 3D laser guide devices at key heritage sites in Hampi, aiming to enhance the experience of tourists who visit the ancient capital.
The laser guides employ three‑dimensional projection technology to illustrate the background of the craftsmanship and architectural details of each monument, providing a clear visual narrative for visitors.
The initiative is targeted at both domestic and international tourists, offering a modern way to appreciate Hampi’s UNESCO World Heritage significance.
The department plans to place the guides near the most visited monuments and will oversee their maintenance as part of its ongoing heritage‑tourism promotion efforts.
This move aligns with broader efforts by the state to boost cultural tourism while preserving the integrity of the historic site.
The laser guides employ three‑dimensional projection technology to illustrate the background of the craftsmanship and architectural details of each monument, providing a clear visual narrative for visitors.
The initiative is targeted at both domestic and international tourists, offering a modern way to appreciate Hampi’s UNESCO World Heritage significance.
The department plans to place the guides near the most visited monuments and will oversee their maintenance as part of its ongoing heritage‑tourism promotion efforts.
This move aligns with broader efforts by the state to boost cultural tourism while preserving the integrity of the historic site.