CM Omar Abdullah Announces Major Initiative to Boost Tourism in Doda
Doda, Jammu and Kashmir: The Jammu and Kashmir government has approved ₹10 crore for the renovation and restoration of the historic Rattan Garh Fort in Doda district. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announced the decision, stating that the initiative aims to preserve the region’s historical heritage and promote tourism.
Focus on Preserving Historical Heritage
The proposed renovation is expected to help conserve the historic fort and improve its condition. The project is significant for protecting the region’s cultural legacy and making the heritage site more accessible to visitors.
Tourism Expected to Receive a Boost
The restoration of Rattan Garh Fort is expected to enhance Doda’s tourism potential and attract more visitors interested in history, culture and heritage tourism. Increased tourist activity could also create opportunities for local businesses and support the regional economy.
Government’s Initiative for Regional Development
The approval of ₹10 crore reflects the government’s focus on preserving historical monuments while exploring opportunities to strengthen tourism in Jammu and Kashmir.
The project is expected to contribute to the conservation of Doda’s heritage and help establish the historic fort as a more prominent destination for tourists visiting the region. Further details regarding the implementation schedule and renovation work will depend on the government’s project plans.
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