This delightful Twitter thread tells you about the monuments depicted on Indian currency notes

Now a pictorial Twitter thread is going viral in which each note is photographed against the monument printed on it.

Historical Monuments and Events Printed on Indian Currency Notes

1. Konark Mandir – 10 Rs Note pic.twitter.com/NWkdxk9pky

— Desi Thug (@desi_thug1) April 28, 2023

These updated pictures were shared online by Twitter user Desi Thug (@desi_thug1) on April 28. The pictures show Konark Mandir in Odisha’s Puri (Rs 10), followed by Kailash Mandir Ellora in Maharashtra (Rs 20), the Stone Chariot in Hampi (Rs 50), the Rani Ki Vav stepwell in Gujarat (Rs 100), Sanchi Stupa in Madhya Pradesh (Rs 200), and Lal Qila or Red Fort in New Delhi (Rs 500). The masterfully framed pictures have gathered over 22,000 likes already.

By putting major monuments on currency notes, the government hopes to promote the rich heritage of the country.