- Delegates from across the country were impressed by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board’s Fame Trip and appreciated its natural beauty, culture and hospitality.
With the aim of promoting Chhattisgarh’s tourist destinations and showcasing the state’s natural and cultural heritage to the world, tour operators and travel agents from various states visited major tourist destinations in Bastar, Mainpat, and Jashpur under the FAM Trip organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board. During the trip, the delegates witnessed Chhattisgarh’s natural beauty, tribal culture, and historical heritage up close and expressed their appreciation.
During the FAM Trip, the delegates visited the world-famous Chitrakoot Falls in Bastar district, where they enjoyed the natural beauty and boating, which further enhanced their experience. They also visited the ancient Shiva Temple in Chitrakoot.
To introduce them to Bastar’s vibrant folk culture, they were taken to the famous Haat-Bazaar, where they witnessed local cultural events such as traditional cockfights and learned about Bastar’s unique tribal traditions.
During the trip, the delegates also visited the historic town of Barsoor, where they observed the famous Batisa Temple and the remarkable ancient statues of Lord Ganesha. These historical monuments introduced the delegates to Chhattisgarh’s rich cultural heritage.
During the Fame Trip, the delegation also met with administrative officials from the Bastar Division. They met with the Bastar Commissioner, Inspector General, and Superintendent of Police to discuss tourism development, security arrangements, and tourist facilities in the region. The officials assured them that all necessary arrangements are being made to promote tourism in the Bastar region.
In this context, the delegates were also taken on a tour of the beautiful tourist destinations of Mainpat. They visited the Karma Ethnic Resort and Saila Resort, experiencing the natural beauty and serene atmosphere of Mainpat.
In addition, the delegates were introduced to attractive tourist destinations such as the Church in Kunkuri, the Rajpuri Falls in Jashpur, and the Mahua Homestay in Kere Village, Jashpur. These sites highlighted Chhattisgarh’s potential for eco-tourism and rural tourism.
Organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, the Fame Trip is being held from March 13th to 18th and is attended by approximately 28 tour operators and travel agents from various states across the country. These delegates are being divided into two groups and are being taken on a tour of major tourist destinations in the northern and southern regions of the state.
Through this initiative, the Chhattisgarh government and the Tourism Board aim to directly introduce tour operators from various states to the state’s tourism potential, so that they can promote Chhattisgarh’s tourist destinations in their respective regions.
Under the guidance of Tourism and Culture Minister Mr. Rajesh Agrawal, the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board is continuously striving to give the state’s tourism a new identity. Under the leadership of Tourism Board Chairman Mr. Neelu Sharma and Managing Director Mr. Vivek Acharya, several innovations are being implemented to develop and promote tourism facilities in the state.
Representatives participating in the Fame Trip praised Chhattisgarh’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, and the warm hospitality of its people, stating that the state has immense tourism potential and that they will promote Chhattisgarh as an attractive tourist destination in their respective states.
The Fame Trip will conclude with an event in Raipur on March 18th, where representatives from both groups will gather and the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board will provide a detailed presentation on the state’s tourism potential. This initiative will further enhance Chhattisgarh’s tourism recognition at the national level.