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DC Doda checks Bhaderwah tourist roads

DC Doda checks Bhaderwah tourist roads

DC Doda checks Bhaderwah tourist roads

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Harvinder Singh of Doda recently embarked on a tour of the picturesque Bhaderwah Valley. The purpose? To conduct a firsthand assessment of the existing facilities and the state of road access to tourist destinations. This initiative underscores the administration’s commitment to bolstering connectivity and infrastructure ahead of the forthcoming tourist season.

Strategic Planning for Tourism Development

Engaging with officials from the tourism and developmental departments during his visit, the DC delved into discussions surrounding ongoing road projects. The focus was on expediting necessary measures to clear roads and ensure that all tourist sites are equipped with updated facilities. This proactive approach aligns with the administration’s vision of fostering a conducive environment for tourism growth.

Key Milestone: Bhaderwah-Padri-Chamba Road

A notable highlight of the assessment was the opening of the Bhaderwah-Padri-Chamba road for traffic. Recognizing its strategic significance, particularly in catering to tourist inflow from neighboring states like Himachal Pradesh, the DC emphasized the need for timely maintenance. Urging road authorities to prioritize swift action, he underscored the road’s role in facilitating seamless travel for both visitors and locals throughout the season.

This concerted effort to enhance connectivity and infrastructure in Bhaderwah Valley reflects a broader strategy aimed at harnessing its tourism potential. With meticulous planning and execution, the administration is poised to create an inviting environment for tourists while simultaneously uplifting the local economy.

Ashiq Butt
Ashiq Butt

Ashiq Butt – is VoM News's senior staffer worked since year 2015 and he deals with correspondency and social media handles. Hailing from Doda's Marmat, Ashiq has strong grip over the collection of the data and it's compiling feature.

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