- Inaugurated under the guidance of Forest Minister Shri Kedar Kashyap
- Tourists can enjoy gypsy safari, Kotamsar cave and bamboo rafting.
- Tourists will also get acquainted with the local tribal culture
This year, the tourist safari season at Bastar’s renowned Kanger Ghati National Park has begun 12 days earlier than scheduled. Following the instructions of Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap, this decision was made keeping in mind the convenience of tourists. With the start of the new season, tourists will be able to enjoy the national park’s natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and various adventure tourism activities.
Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) Uttam Gupta inaugurated the Gypsy Safari on Tuesday by issuing the first tickets for the season. This post-monsoon season will allow tourists to visit the Kotmasar Cave, Kanger Dhara, and the famous Tirathgarh Falls. They can also enjoy adventure activities like bamboo rafting and kayaking in Manjhipal.
The early start of the safari season will provide tourists with additional opportunities to experience Bastar’s natural and cultural heritage up close. It is also expected to boost tourism activities and local livelihoods in the region.
- “Dhurwa Tribal Dance Will Be a Special Attraction”
The Eco Vikas Samiti is organizing the Dhurwa Tribal Dance at the Kotmasar Barrier to introduce tourists to the tribal culture of Bastar. This initiative will not only promote local culture but also increase livelihood opportunities for the community.
- Emphasis on plastic-free safaris:
Prioritizing environmental protection, this time special emphasis has been placed on plastic-free safaris in the national park. As per the instructions of the park’s director, Mr. Gautam Narayan Padibhar, a complete ban has been imposed on the use of plastic in the park area. Tourists have been appealed not to bring plastic bottles and polythene with them and to maintain the park’s cleanliness.