From day one, the aim was to activate and maintain the place as a living site, with adaptive reuse in mind. Forward planning took this eventuality into consideration. A range of activities were envisaged, which include interpretation of local heritage, crafts training programmes, conservation and restoration workshops and site visits, cultural performances, fairs and festivals, seminars and conferences, hospitality as well as religious ceremonies. Without the active participation of people, the whole conservation exercise would be meaningless.
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- Nagaur Fort Rehabilitation. Nagaur, Rajasthan, 2005.