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PUNE: IndiGoReach, the CSR arm of IndiGo, and InterGlobe Foundation, the philanthropic arm of InterGlobe Enterprises, organised their fourth Heritage Walk, which took place at Nashik in Maharashtra on November 5, officials said.
This walk is part of the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign, which seeks to promote awareness regarding the significance of heritage and culture in India.The campaign has served as a platform for discussions and collaborations focused on preserving both tangible and intangible heritage of the country.
‘My City My Heritage’ started in November last year and similar walks have since been conducted in Prayagraj, Bhubaneswar, and Shillong. Nashik was selected as the next city for the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign due to its rich historical and cultural significance. The Heritage Walk, led by Amruta Uplekar, a conservation architect, offered a fascinating exploration of iconic landmarks of the city. The itinerary included visits to the Kalaram temple, Gore Ram temple, Naroshankar temple, Godavari Ghat, Ram Kunda, Dutodanya Maruti, Ganga Godavari temple, Kalpeshwar temple, Ahilya Ram temple, Sarkarwada, and concluded at the Sundar Narayan temple. The event drew enthusiastic participation from the local community, government officials, and senior leadership of IndiGo and InterGlobe Foundation.
Speaking at the occasion, Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer, IndiGo said, “IndiGo is proud to contribute to the exploration and preservation of Nashik’s heritage sites as part of the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign. We aim to not only boost tourism but also highlight the rich history and culture of Nashik, one of Maharashtra’s top tourist destinations. By providing direct links to three cities from Nashik, we strengthen our commitment to supporting communities and enhancing access to these architectural wonders through our unparalleled network, connecting people and places.”
Rohini Bhatia, Chairperson, InterGlobe Foundation, said, “At InterGlobe Foundation, we recognised the need and responsibility to preserve our cultural heritage. We are proud to be associated with the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign, which has now reached the beautiful and culturally rich city of Nashik. This picturesque city exhibits a harmonious blend of historical and contemporary landmarks, and we are extremely excited to explore and promote it as part of our campaign. Through these heritage walks, our endeavour has been to stimulate meaningful dialogues, foster partnerships aimed at the preservation and conservation of India’s rich heritage and instill a sense of pride among local communities. We remain committed to this purpose.”
This walk is part of the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign, which seeks to promote awareness regarding the significance of heritage and culture in India.The campaign has served as a platform for discussions and collaborations focused on preserving both tangible and intangible heritage of the country.
‘My City My Heritage’ started in November last year and similar walks have since been conducted in Prayagraj, Bhubaneswar, and Shillong. Nashik was selected as the next city for the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign due to its rich historical and cultural significance. The Heritage Walk, led by Amruta Uplekar, a conservation architect, offered a fascinating exploration of iconic landmarks of the city. The itinerary included visits to the Kalaram temple, Gore Ram temple, Naroshankar temple, Godavari Ghat, Ram Kunda, Dutodanya Maruti, Ganga Godavari temple, Kalpeshwar temple, Ahilya Ram temple, Sarkarwada, and concluded at the Sundar Narayan temple. The event drew enthusiastic participation from the local community, government officials, and senior leadership of IndiGo and InterGlobe Foundation.
Speaking at the occasion, Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer, IndiGo said, “IndiGo is proud to contribute to the exploration and preservation of Nashik’s heritage sites as part of the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign. We aim to not only boost tourism but also highlight the rich history and culture of Nashik, one of Maharashtra’s top tourist destinations. By providing direct links to three cities from Nashik, we strengthen our commitment to supporting communities and enhancing access to these architectural wonders through our unparalleled network, connecting people and places.”
Rohini Bhatia, Chairperson, InterGlobe Foundation, said, “At InterGlobe Foundation, we recognised the need and responsibility to preserve our cultural heritage. We are proud to be associated with the ‘My City My Heritage’ campaign, which has now reached the beautiful and culturally rich city of Nashik. This picturesque city exhibits a harmonious blend of historical and contemporary landmarks, and we are extremely excited to explore and promote it as part of our campaign. Through these heritage walks, our endeavour has been to stimulate meaningful dialogues, foster partnerships aimed at the preservation and conservation of India’s rich heritage and instill a sense of pride among local communities. We remain committed to this purpose.”
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