Vrindavan is an example of a tourist centre.

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Vrindavan is an example of a pilgrimage centre. During medieval times towns grew around temples and led to the emergence of temple towns. Pilgrimage centres also evolved and developed into townships. While towns developed around temples such as those of Somnath in Gujarat and Bhillasvamin in Madhya Pradesh, pilgrimage centres like Vrindavan and Tiruvannamalai advanced into townships. Ajmer is an incredible example of religious coexistence. With the settlement of the celebrated Sufi saint Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti in Ajmer and the presence of Pushkar lake nearby, more pilgrims continued to visit the place over the years and contributed to its growth. Thus places like Ajmer and Vrindavan are famous pilgrim centres.
Hence the answer is false.

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