Entry to all the government monuments will be free tomorrow, according to an official of the state tourism department.
Jaipur's Amber Fort will welcome tourists in a traditional way, while the Albert Hall Museum in the pink city will be enthralled with 'Shehnai Vadan', according to the release.
Rajasthani folk dancers will perform at Hawa Mahal, a prominent tourist attraction in the city. A Heritage Walk will also be conducted at the 16th century Amber Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje said the state made a prominent place on the world's tourism map due to its rich and vibrant culture.
Raje said that every tourist wants to visit Rajasthan due to splendid folk culture, architecture and festivals and the tourism sector is an important part of the state's economy.
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