Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Free Hyderabad Tour for Adivasis Announced
The tourism and culture minister, Jupally Krishna Rao, announced a free trip to Hyderabad for Adivasis living in remote villages.
The goal is to show them the city's development and help them learn about modern life.
The department will pay for everything, including bus rides and visits to important places like historical sites and sports facilities.
The minister also talked about the importance of education for Adivasi youth and distributed blankets to them.
This initiative aims to help Adivasis connect with the wider world and improve their lives.
Tourism and culture minister Jupally Krishna Rao announced a free exposure tour to Hyderabad for Adivasis from interior and isolated villages.
The tour aims to bridge the gap between indigenous communities and the modern world, exposing Adivasis to urban life and development in Hyderabad.
The tourism and culture department will cover all costs, including bus rides and visits to historical sites, modern skyscrapers, and the Metro Rail system.
The initiative also includes visits to professional sports facilities to inspire Adivasi youth in sports like cricket, volleyball, and badminton.
The minister emphasized the importance of education for Adivasi youth, stating that self-reliance through education is key to their empowerment and preservation of tribal heritage.
- Who
- Adivasis from interior and isolated villages
- What
- Free Metropolitan Exposure Tour to Hyderabad
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To bridge the gap between indigenous communities and the modern world, and to inspire Adivasi youth
- Organizer
- Tourism and culture department
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Target Group
- Adivasis from interior and isolated villages
- Cost
- Free
- Purpose
- Exposure to urban life and development
- Key Locations to Visit
- Historical sites, modern skyscrapers, Metro Rail, professional sports facilities
- Additional Initiative
- Distribution of blankets to Adivasis
