In a big boost for the tourism sector, the Ministry of Tourism approved 40 projects worth Rs 3295.76 crore for development of lesser-known tourism sites across 23 states. In a statement released by the ministry, the government said, the initiative aims to ease pressure on high-traffic sites and promote a more balanced distribution of tourists across the country.
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By focusing on lesser-known destinations, the ministry hopes to enhance the overall tourism experience, boost local economies, and ensure sustainable growth in the tourism sector through a strategic approach to new project selection, it added.
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“The government investment in the project will act as a catalyst, stimulating economic growth and creating jobs. By leveraging private sector expertise and capital at destinations, the states can enhance public infrastructure, improve local amenities, and attract more tourists, ultimately boosting the regional economy and fostering long-term development,” the statement read further.
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The ministry is also emphasising for community-based tourism that empowers local populations and preserves cultural heritage, it added.
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The state governments will be able to ensure long-term growth while safeguarding natural and cultural resources by adopting best practices, the state said. By adopting technology, states can streamline operations, optimize tourist flow, and provide sustainable, innovative solutions for growth in the sector.
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List of the Approved Projects
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Andhra Pradesh
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1. Gandikota – Enriching the Fort and Gorge Experience – Rs 77.91 crore
2. Akhanda Godavari: (Havelock Bridge & Pushkar Ghat), Rajamahendravaram – Rs 94.44 crore
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Arunachal Pradesh
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3. Siang Adventure & Eco-Retreat, Pasighat – Rs 46.48 crore
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Assam
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4. Assam State Zoo Cum Botanical Garden, Guwahati – Rs 97.12Â crore
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5. Beautification of Rang Ghar at Sivasagar – Rs 94.76Â crore
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Bihar
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6. Development of Matsyagandha Lake, Saharsa – Rs 97.61 crore
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7. Karamchat Eco-Tourism and Adventure Hub – Rs 49.51Â crore
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Chhattisgarh
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8. Development of Chitrotpala Film City – Rs 95.79 crore
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9. Development of Tribal & Cultural Convention Centre – Rs 51.87 crore
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Goa
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10. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum, Ponda – Rs 97.46 crore
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11. Proposed Townsquare, Povorim – Rs 90.74Â crore
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Gujarat
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12. Ecotourism Destination at Kerly (Mokarsagar), Porbandar – Rs 99.50 crore
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13. Tented City and Convention Centre, Dhordo – Rs 51.56 crore
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Jharkhand
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14. Eco-Tourism Development of Tilaiyya, Koderma – Rs 34.87 crore
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Karnataka
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15. Ecotourism & Cultural Hub at Roerich and Devika Rani Estate Tataguni, Bengaluru – Rs 99.17 crore
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16. Development of Savadatti Yallammagudda, Belgavi – Rs 100.0 crore
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Kerala
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17. Ashtamudi Biodiversity and Eco-recreational Hub, Kollam – Rs 59.71 crore
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18. Sargaalaya: Global Gateway to Malabar’s Cultural Crucible – Rs 95.34 crore
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Madhya Pradesh
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19. Orchha A Medieval Splendour – Rs 99.92 crore
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20. International Convention Centre for MICE in Bhopal – Rs 99.38Â crore
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Maharashtra
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21. Ex-INS Guldar Underwater Museum, Artificial Reef, and Submarine Tourism, Sindhudurg – Rs 46.91 crore
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22. Development of “RAM-KAL PATH” at Nashik – Rs 99.14 crore
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Manipur
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23. Loktak Lake Experience – Rs 89.48Â crore
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Meghalaya
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24. MICE Infrastructure at Mawkhanu, Shillong – Rs 99.27Â crore
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25. Re-development of Umiam Lake, Shillong – Rs 99.27 crore
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Odisha
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26. Development of Hirakud – Rs 99.90 crore
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27. Development of Satkosia – Rs 99.99 crore
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Punjab
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28. Development of Heritage Street, SBS Nagar – Rs 53.45 crore
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Rajasthan
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29. Development at Amber-Nahargarh and surrounding Area, Jaipur – Rs 49.31 crore
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30. Development at Jal Mahal, Jaipur – Rs 96.61 crore
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Sikkim
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31. Skywalk, Bhaleydhunga, Yangang, Namchi – Rs 97.37 crore
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32. Border Experience, Nathula – Rs 68.19 crore
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Tamil Nadu
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33. Nandavanam Heritage Park at Mamallapuram – Rs 99.67 crore
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34. Garden of flowers at Devala, Ooty – Rs 70.23 crore
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Telangana
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35. Ramappa Region Sustainable Tourism Circuit – Rs 73.74 crore
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36. Somasilla Wellness & Spiritual Retreat Nallamala – Rs 68.10 crore
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Tripura
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37. 51 Shakti Peethas Park at Banduar, Gomati – Rs 97.70 crore
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Uttar Pradesh
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38. Development of Bateshwar, District- Agra – Rs 74.05 crore
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39. Integrated Buddhist Tourism Development, Shrawasti – Rs 80.24 crore
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Uttarakhand
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40. Iconic City Rishikesh: Rafting Base Station – Rs 100.00 crore
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