Indian Dance Festival opens with announcement of new convention center in Mamallapuram

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A new convention center, 'Maanaatu Arangam,' will be built in Mamallapuram at a cost of 20 crore. The announcement was made by tourism minister Rajendran during the opening of the 22nd Indian Dance Festival, which runs until January 21, 2025. The festival celebrates India's classical dance heritage and features various performances, including Bharatanatyam and Kathak. It has grown in popularity, attracting over 100,000 visitors this year, up from 89,000 in 2023. The Tamil Nadu government is focusing on tourism development, with plans for over 300 sites, including heritage projects in Mamallapuram. Other initiatives include a 30.02 crore immersive experience project at the Shore Temple.


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