Narnaul's Mughal Heritage Gets a Rs 16 Crore Makeover

Narnaul’s Mughal Heritage Gets a Rs 16 Crore Makeover

The restoration of two significant Mughal-era monuments in Narnaul, Haryana – Chhatta Rai Bal Mukand Dass and Mirza Ali ki Baoli – is in its final stages. The ambitious project, costing over Rs 16 crore, is expected to be completed by April 2026.

This extensive renovation aims to preserve these historical structures and breathe new life into them. The project encompasses meticulous repair work and aims to enhance the sites for heritage tourism.

The completion of this project is expected to significantly boost tourism in Narnaul, creating employment opportunities and showcasing the rich Mughal architectural heritage of the region. It promises to be a major draw for history buffs and tourists alike, contributing to the economic growth of the area.

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