Haryana is set to develop Asia’s largest jungle safari park within the beautiful Aravalli Hills, a move poised to boost green tourism and wildlife conservation.
A Landmark Project for Wildlife and Tourism
This ambitious project, spanning approximately 10,000 acres, aims to protect various animals, birds, and natural biodiversity. It will incorporate modern technology to ensure an eco-friendly and sustainable tourism experience.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, along with Union Minister Manohar Lal and Environment Minister Rao Narbir Singh, recently visited Gujarat’s Vantara in Jamnagar to gather insights for this massive undertaking. This visit underscores the state’s commitment to making the safari a world-class attraction.
Boosting Local Economy and Ecology
Beyond tourism, the safari project is expected to create significant employment opportunities for local youth. Jobs will open up in sectors like tourism, guiding, and hospitality. This initiative is also set to strengthen the regional climate and ecological balance, contributing positively to the environment.
Government’s Eco-Conscious Approach
Chief Minister Saini is personally overseeing the project, ensuring it remains entirely eco-friendly. He has issued clear directives to the Forest and Environment Department to maintain this standard.
The project is a collaborative effort between the Forest and Environment Department and the Tourism Department. Their joint goal is to position Haryana as a leader in eco-tourism, attracting both domestic and international visitors.
Haryana’s Vision for Global Tourism
The jungle safari is part of a larger strategic plan by the Nayab Singh Saini government to transform Haryana into a major global tourism destination. This vision includes developing a world-class Disneyland in the Delhi-NCR region.
The state also plans to expand the International Gita Mahotsav, making it a grander celebration of cultural and spiritual heritage. To further establish Haryana as a global pilgrimage hub, there’s a proposal to organize three annual Melas at Surajkund.
The government is also seeking financial assistance from the Central Government to scale up the International Gita Mahotsav. These initiatives collectively aim to put Haryana firmly on the international map.
- Asia’s largest jungle safari, covering 10,000 acres, is coming to Haryana’s Aravalli Hills.
- The project focuses on wildlife conservation, eco-friendly tourism, and job creation.
- It’s a key part of Haryana’s broader strategy to become a global tourism and cultural hub.
This groundbreaking safari project is set to be a significant milestone, inspiring future generations while championing environmental protection, tourism growth, and economic prosperity for the state.
