South Western Army commander Lieutenant General Cherish Mathson Thursday said Rajasthan has the potential of developing "battlefield tourism" as the state's history is replete with historic battles which form an integral part of its heritage and culture.
He said there were many people ready for this kind of tourism if the right infrastructure was developed to facilitate the same.
The Army commander was addressing a session on 'Battlefield Tourism' at the 7thannual convention of the Indian Heritage Hotels Association (IHHA) in Rajasthan's Bharatpur city.
He said in order to promote battlefield tourism, firstly, it
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