India’s First Petroglyph Conservation Park

India’s First Petroglyph Conservation Park

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Category : National Published on: April 22 2026

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  • India’s first park to preserve rock carvings in Ladakh.
  • Located at Sindhu Ghat.
  • Foundation laid on April 18, 2026.
  • Petroglyphs show prehistoric life, trade, and beliefs.
  • Threatened by climate change and human activity.
  • Around 400 sites exist in Ladakh.
  • Collaboration with Archaeological Survey of India.
  • Will protect, relocate, and display artefacts.
  • Promotes heritage conservation and tourism.
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