Kiosks at heritage sites to resume snacks offerings after a decade
The New Indian Express|June 02, 2023
MORE than a decade after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) closed refreshment stalls operational inside its protected heritage sites, the national watchdog of national monuments has decided to allow setting up of cafeterias or kiosks offering light snacks on the campus of historical buildings across states.
PARVEZ SULTAN
Kiosks at heritage sites to resume snacks offerings after a decade

The canteen will only serve packed food, soft drinks, water and tea or coffee at designated points and no cooking of food will be permitted. According to the officials, modalities have been finalised to reintroduce eateries considering the inconvenience being faced by the tourists and heritage enthusiasts during their visits.

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