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The Hindu·4 min read·medium

How infrastructure is redefining India’s spiritual cities

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Mohit Goel
How infrastructure is redefining India’s spiritual cities
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India's spiritual cities are undergoing a transformation as massive infrastructure investments shift their focus from purely religious pilgrimage sites to broader economic and real estate hubs. Projects in cities like Ayodhya and Varanasi are attracting investors and hospitality developers alongside pilgrims.

India’s spiritual cities have always carried immense religious and cultural significance, attracting millions of devotees and tourists each year. However, in recent times, these cities have been shifting away from their identity as pilgrimage centres. Major infrastructure investments in airports, roads, rail stations, city mobility, hospitality as well as public infrastructure are turning some of these cities into emerging real estate growth centres.

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