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Published on November 12, 2023
The Himachal Pradesh government has given the green light to a massive INR 2,500-crore tourism development project, according to R S Bali, the chairperson of the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC). The announcement was made by Mr. Bali during the inauguration of the Asian Rafting Championship in Nadaun, located in the Hamirpur district.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has entrusted Mr. Bali with the responsibility of overseeing this ambitious project, which is set to receive aid from the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The project will entail the development of various key facilities in Nadaun, including a tourism corporation hotel, a wellness center, and a water sports center. Detailed project reports have already been prepared for these ventures.
The Asian Rafting Championship, spanning three days, has attracted the participation of twenty-four teams from countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, and Kazakhstan, as well as Indian organizations like the Indian Army and the Border Security Force. Representatives from various states, including Karnataka and Sikkim, are also taking part in the competition. The championship kicks off in the Beas River near Nadaun and covers a 25-kilometer race route, culminating at Chambapatna near Dehra in Kangra district.
To ensure the safety of participants and spectators during the race, the Indian Army has deployed a helicopter, and both state disaster response force teams and police personnel are on standby for any emergency situations that may arise. The championship is divided into three categories - men's, women's, and mixed rafting.
The approval of the INR 2,500-crore tourism development project marks a significant milestone for the tourism sector in Himachal Pradesh. This investment will not only enhance the facilities in Nadaun but also contribute to the overall growth of the tourism industry in the state. With the support of the Asian Development Bank, Himachal Pradesh aims to further strengthen its position as a major tourist destination, offering visitors a wide range of experiences and attractions to enjoy.
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