Our heritage is what we have inherited from history to value and enjoy in the present and to save and pass on to future generations. All our tangible, intangible, and…
Bahrain’s international airport (BIA) was established in 1927 in Muharraq, in close proximity to Manama, the capital city, and was the oldest international airport in the Persian Gulf. In order…
Like a vibrant canvas of architectural wonder, the UAE proudly paints itself as the modern heart of the Middle East. Nevertheless, among these modern wonders are vestiges of a rich…
Introduction: Cultural Heritages are the bridges that connect the past, present, and future of the community’s identity. The driving force of the tourism industry is the tangible and intangible aspects…
Introduction: The Practice of Adaptive Re-Use The term Adaptive reuse is from the architectural conservation field. It means reusing structurally sound buildings that are no longer inhabited. These buildings can…
Community-Based Tourism (CBT) is a form of tourism activity that is related to communities. It was initially presented as an alternative form of tourism to mitigate the challenges that come…
Founded in 1908, Bhuri Singh Museum is at the heart of Chamba Town, Himachal Pradesh. It emerged with the purpose of preservation of the Arts and cultural heritage of the…
The worldwide demand of today or we can say, the trend of the world is urbanization. Almost every country is focusing on modernizing their cities by using new technologies and…
The city of Shimla is rich in history, architecture, nature, and tourism. One of the most favorite tourist spots in India. It has a rich historical background. It is the…
India – the land of cultural benefactors and rich diversity with its written history, which can be talked about for years, stands on the frontline regarding arts and crafts. Its…
Surrounded by the green profuse natural creation, situated in the city of T’bilisi, along the river bank of Mtkvari, is a multifunctional ambient restaurant complex named Tsiskvili with an area…
Gone are those days, when the cities grew as compact settlements with all the necessary amenities available in close vicinity. These close-knit zones promoted residents to walk or use bicycles…