The Archaeology and Museum Department of Rajasthan organised various cultural programmes at the Government Museum Ahar in Udaipur to celebrate World Tourism Day. The art exhibition named, Heritage, was a major attraction where works based on the series of 15 heritage sights created by the artists of Udaipur were displayed in the Museum of Ahar. Since the World Tourism Day aims to promote tourism as a means of fostering social, cultural and economic development, the art exhibition proved beneficial and educative.
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