Every
year
on
April
18,
World
Heritage
Day
is
observed
to
raise
awareness
about
historical
monuments
and
sites
and
highlight
the
significance
of
preserving
national
heritage.
On
this
day,
&TV
artists
Danish
Akhtar
Saifi
(Nandi)
and
Kapil
Nirmal
(Tarkasur)
from
Baal
Shiv,
Pawan
Singh
(Zafar
Ali
Mirza)
and
Akansha
Sharma
(Sakina
Mirza)
from
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?,
Yogesh
Tripathi
(Happu
Singh)
and
Charul
Malik
(Rusa)
from
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan,
Shubhangi
Atre
(Angoori
Bhabi)
and
Soma
Rathod
(Amma)
from
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hain
discuss
their
favourite
heritage
sites
in
different
states
of
India
need
and
discuss
the
need
to
maintain
and
preserve
the
monumental
structures.
Kapil
Nirmal
(Tarkasur)
from
&TV's
Baal
Shiv
says,
"Jaipur's
beauty
and
history,
whether
ancient,
medieval,
or
modern,
are
stunning.
Jaipur
was
recently
designated
as
a
UNESCO
World
Heritage
Site,
and
its
iconic
structures,
such
as
Amer
Fort,
Jantar
Mantar,
City
Palace,
Hawa
Mahal,
and
Govind
Dev
Temple
excel
in
creative
and
architectural
mastery.
This
huge
recognition
has
stunned
every
Indian
citizen,
particularly
Rajasthanis".
Pawan
Singh
(Zafar
Ali
Mirza)
from
&TV's
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?
shares,
"As
someone
who
grew
up
in
Dilwalon
ki
Dilli,
I
take
pride
in
its
heritage
sites.
The
magnificence
of
the
Qutub
Minar
must
be
seen
by
tourists
across
the
world.
Delhi's
India
Gate
is
another
popular
site
that
is
always
packed
with
tourists
from
all
around
the
world.
Seeing
the
architecture
of
Delhi
and
other
heritage
sites
like
Humayun's
Tomb
(Maqbaera
e
Humayun),
Lal
Qila
is
a
once-in-a-lifetime
experience".
Yogesh
Tripathi
(Happu
Singh)
from
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan
shares,
"Uttar
Pradesh
is
rich
in
heritage
sites.
Sri
Kashi
Vishwanath
Temple
in
Varanasi
is
one
of
the
oldest
and
most
revered
temples
dedicated
to
Lord
Shiva.
The
old
palaces
alongside
the
Ghats
offer
a
beautiful
scene
of
unique
architecture.
On
this
World
Heritage
Day,
I
urge
everyone
to
visit
UP
and
experience
its
heritage
sites".
Shubhangi
Atre
(Angoori
Bhabi)
from
&TV's
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hain
shares,
"Madhya
Pradesh
aaye
aur
Khajuraho
nahi
dekha
toh
kya
dekha?.
The
temples
are
worthy
visiting
for
their
sculpture
and
architectural
symbolism
in
the
Nagara
style.
On
World
Heritage
Day,
I
want
to
appeal
to
everyone
to
not
tamper
with
our
great
historical
treasures,
but
rather
protect
them".
Danish
Akhtar
Saifi
(Nandi)
from
&TV's
Baal
Shiv
shares,
"In
Bihar,
the
Mahabodhi
Temple
complex
is
a
popular
UNESCO
site
to
explore.
Apart
from
that,
Nalanda
Mahavihara
University
has
always
caught
my
attention.
A
perfect
memory
of
the
time
of
the
flourishing
Gupta
and
Pala
periods,
Nalanda
is
an
acclaimed
tourist
magnet
in
Bihar." Akansha
Sharma
(Sakina
Mirza)
from
&TV's
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?
shares,
"The
historical
monuments
of
Maharashtra
must
be
in
everyone's
travel
list.
The
Elephanta
Caves
in
Mumbai
are
a
group
of
beautiful
temples
dedicated
to
Lord
Shiva
and
I
have
always
extremely
content
to
visit
the
place.
The
Chhatrapati
Shivaji
Maharaj
Terminus
The
Victorian
Gothic
Revival
architecture
stands
out
in
the
hustle-bustle
of
Mumbai
and
is
a
top
favourite
of
mine
in
the
city
of
dreams".
Charrul
Malik
(Rusa)
from
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan
shares,
"We
all
love
the
way
Chandigarh
has
transformed
into
a
modern
city,
but
the
fact
that
it
also
has
some
of
the
most
famous
heritage
sites
makes
it
one
of
my
favourite
go-to
destinations.
A
visit
to
Chandigarh
is
incomplete
without
visiting
the
Golden
Temple.
One
must
also
go
to
Wagah
Border
to
experience
patriotic
fervour.
I
strongly
recommend
everyone
to
also
explore
the
recently
declared
heritage
site
-
Chandigarh
Capitol
Complex,
which
is
considered
one
of
the
most
significant
pieces
of
the
architect's
realised
body
of
works.
On
this
World
Heritage
Day,
let
us
commit
to
protecting
India's
heritage
sites
and
continue
taking
pride
in
our
history." Soma
Rathod
(Amma)
from
&TV's
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hai
shares,
"Gujarat
is
a
state
filled
with
natural
and
man-made
wonders.
There
are
so
many
places
that
I
love
to
explore
again
and
again.
But
Rani
ni
Vav,
Champaner-Pavagadh
Archaeological
Park,
and
Dholavira
are
my
favourites.
This
year
on
July
4,
Ahmedabad
became
the
first
Indian
city
to
be
recognised
as
a
UNESCO
World
Heritage
City.
The
old
city
consists
primarily
of
the
city's
residential
and
historic
core,
sometimes
called
"Pol".
Gujarat
is
a
place
with
a
rich
heritage,
which
is
reflected
in
its
historic
monuments.
Whenever
I
read
about
Gujarat's
history
and
valour
stories,
I
feel
extremely
elated
and
proud".
Watch
all
your
favourite
actors
in
shows
like
Baal
Shiv,
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?,
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan
and
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hain
from
8:00
pm
to
11:30
pm
only
on
&TV.