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Maniabandha Celebrated as the Best Craft Tourism Village for Its Unique Silk Sarees and Tradition.

Maniabandha, a village celebrated for its unique silk sarees and eco-friendly silk weaving techniques, has been recognized as one of the best tourism villages in the ‘crafts' category this year. The accolade was announced by the Ministry of Tourism during World Tourism Day celebrations on Friday.

Maniabandha Celebrated as the Best Craft Tourism Village for Its Unique Silk Sarees and Tradition.
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