Photo-messaging app Snapchat on Tuesday introduced two new landmarker lens experiences in India - featuring Taj Mahal and Gateway of India.
To enable the feature, users have to simply point the Snapchat camera to the monument on location. Through the landmarker lens, users can play with a beautiful floral embellishment on the monuments, a statement said.
In addition to Taj Mahal and Gateway of India, 12 other locations spread are also part of an update to Lens Studio - Snap's desktop app that allows building augmented reality experiences for Snapchat.
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