Telangana To Be Made Eco-Tourism Hub: Konda Surekha
Haydarabad: In a statement on Friday, the Minister of Environment and Donations Konda Surekha said that the government was working with a clear vision to turn Tahangana into an eco-tourism center. He said that the development of these projects should follow a holistic approach that respects local culture, tribal traditions and spiritual heritage.
Minister, Dr. BR Ambedkar chaired the Eco-Turism Project Scanning Committee meeting at the State Secretariat. The authorities accelerated the works, where Faz I was completed immediately II. It enabled FAZ II to start and formalization of projects received by TGFDC and TGTDC via Mous for better coordination.
Konda Surekha said that eco-tourism projects in the temple areas should also be spiritually developed. Niladri announced a special plan for Hills, likened him to Madhya Pradesh’s Bhimbetka Hills, and enabled the funds to be organized to promote it as a unique eco-tourism site from the tourism and donation departments.
At the meeting, Ananthagiri Hills (Vikarabad), Kanakagiri (Khamam), Mucherla Eko Park (Nalgonda), Manjeera Wild Life Sanctuary (Sanggarereddy) and NandiPet, Mannanur, Domalapenta, Amaragiri, Pakhasi, Amaragiri, Pakhalasi and Vanasasthali.
Konda Surekha, who concluded the study, called on all departments to work together to create first-class eco-tourism experiences and added that Telangana would soon become national and international recognition in this sector.
Director Ahmad Nadeem, PCCF C. Suvarna, including PCCF (wildlife), participated in the meeting of senior officials, MERU, TGFDC MD Sunita Bhagwat and FDC President Podem veeaahah.
