Qutub Minar, Red Fort recorded highest footfall

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New Delhi, March 1

Monuments such as Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and Humayun’s Tomb were among the top 10 Centrally-protected monuments across the country, witnessing the highest domestic footfall till February 2023, the Delhi Economic Survey revealed on Friday. According to the data, Red Fort witnessed a domestic footfall of 22.01 lakh, Qutub Minar 15.24 lakh and Humayun’s Tomb 10.81 lakh in 2023. Delhi stood fourth among all states and UTs with a footfall of 8.2 lakh foreign tourists in 2022.

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