Eco-tourism boost in UP

Thursday, November 17, 2022

For boosting tourism as per the orders of UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve and Dudhwa National Park are witnessing tourist inflow. The new tourism season started on Tuesday. To encourage eco-tourism, the missed tourists were flagged off.

Jungle Safari has started in the Dudhwa National Park buffer zone, Kurtaniya Ghat for boosting eco-tourism. UP Forest and Environment Minister Dr. Arun Kumar inaugurated the new tourism season of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, with the presence of the Minister of State for Forest Environment, Climate Transport KP Singh Malik.

Tourists visiting Dudhwa National Park, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve can watch the wildlife closely. Huts have been built for this purpose on the beautiful Chuka Beach. The Forest and Irrigation Department guest houses have been newly painted and arranged for tourists. Prior booking of 15 days has been made in Dudhwa National Park and Pilibhit Tiger Reserve.

An eco-tourism circuit is being created from Pilibhit Tiger Reserve Chuka Beach to Dudhwa National Park. Besides Chuka, three tourist circuits would be there in the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve buffer zone.

Jungle Safari is happening at Ramanandi Bridge of Mailani Range. Eco-tourism has begun from Kurtaniya Ghat. Eco-tourism is available in Bhira Range, Mailani and Kurtaniya Ghat in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve.

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