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Tourism Dept Launches QR‑Code Audio Guides at Hampi, Bellary, Halebidu
Karnataka’s tourism department has introduced free digital audio guides accessible via QR codes at major historical sites, making heritage information easily available to visitors.
Karnataka’s tourism department has rolled out a free digital audio guide service that can be accessed by scanning QR codes at key historical sites such as Hampi, Bellary and Halebidu.
The initiative allows visitors to listen to an audio narration of the site’s history and significance directly from their smartphones, providing an easy and engaging way to learn about the region’s rich heritage.
The audio guides are available at no cost and are designed to cater to a wide range of tourists, including those who may not be familiar with the local language or history. By offering the information in a portable, user‑friendly format, the department hopes to enhance the visitor experience and promote deeper appreciation of Karnataka’s cultural landmarks.
The launch of the QR‑code audio guides is part of the state’s broader effort to leverage technology to improve tourism services and preserve its historical legacy.
The initiative allows visitors to listen to an audio narration of the site’s history and significance directly from their smartphones, providing an easy and engaging way to learn about the region’s rich heritage.
The audio guides are available at no cost and are designed to cater to a wide range of tourists, including those who may not be familiar with the local language or history. By offering the information in a portable, user‑friendly format, the department hopes to enhance the visitor experience and promote deeper appreciation of Karnataka’s cultural landmarks.
The launch of the QR‑code audio guides is part of the state’s broader effort to leverage technology to improve tourism services and preserve its historical legacy.