A saparate tourism development authority for Bhalessa
Monday, 20 July 2020
A saparate tourism development authority for Bhalessa
Open letter to UT Adminstration
*Sadaket A Malik
Bhalessa is nestling amongst broad mountainous and creased terrain, hard actuation broad where skies are the limits, most striking townships aforementioned Bhalessa, Bonjawah, Basnota, Chilly and Pingal are located in Doda District.
The inwardness attunes the skies resting divagation castes, ism and significance and above every religions, The Ruby Gems on mountainous slopes glows and glitters and pericarp of Thathri shine amidst dense, vibrant, tumultuous naif uplands.
The topography of the ocean is hilly and mountainous. There is Lack of Tourism Development authority as compared to another areas of the erstwhile Doda District.
It is the most backward which is stark from the baritone literacy rate, insecure agency conditions, slummy agency gain work, baritone per capita income, Non-existence of industries and demand of adequate agricultural inputs.
There is adequacy possibleness to kibosh backwards the individual in the ocean for at diminutive a fortnight. Imagine how much beatific it could do to the topical economy. Places of pilgrimages if promoted module hold designate the individual to these areas add patch the have is cosmos developed. Of late, The Tourism Developmen
Bhalessa presents comely picturesque as substantially as enthralling fields on artefact to Padri Top which could be promoted as a upbeat ingest as substantially as a holiday spot.
There is enough potential to hold back the tourist in the area for at least a fortnight. Imagine how much good it could do to the local economy. Places of pilgrimages if promoted will help bringing the tourist to these areas even while the infrastructure is being developed. Of late, The Tourism Development Authority required to be established firstly.
The following are the major areas which need a fleeting attention to boast the tourism potential of the state in general and this landscape in particular.
Bal Badri:
Bhalessa presents beautiful picturesque as well as attractive fields on way to Padri Top which could be promoted as a health resort as well as a picnic spot. It is on huge heights and one could find large snow field here even in the month of June. It is a valley made of small streams and White Nullah’s flowing towards main valley of Bhalessa. This is also regarded as Nag Lotun. It is four kilometers away from Chamba Padri. Enough scope exists for Gandola rope ways. Bhadherwah to Kansar could be a good Gandola venture with Khanni Top, Padri Dhaar , Nagni MataTemple and Jaai Valley lying around Bhalessa.
- Bach Dhar:
Located at the upper reaches of Jitota Balessa connecting Bhaderwah is a picturesque and looks scenic during summers.
- Goha Dhar:
Connecting border of Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh, there lies a beautiful Goha Dhar attracting most of the tourists here. In summers, there are nomadic tribes with their cattle. The cool Goha will attract the tourists.
- Rohari Dhar:
Almighty has bestowed the upper reaches of Bhalessa a sense of adventure, and beauty, The beautiful Rohari Dhar lies near the khaljugasar- the last panchatat of Bhalessa. The cold air touches the hearts of tourists here. On either side of Rohari there lies areas of Mankun and Chishool, The pedestrian can reach the area of Chamba within two hours. If we analyse the distance by road, if developed by the authorities, the area shall get directly connected with Himachal Pradesh, thereby opening the vistas of trade and knowing each others cultures and traditions.
- Nagni Dar:
In Chanti Ginshana area of Bhalessa, is located a picturesque Nagni, and is a main centre for tourists, school children, and locals.
- Damoth Dhar:
This beautiful valley of Bhalessa town is located in the upper reaches of Bharti-Dhosa on the one side and is spread up to chilly Mano-kota on the other side. The valley connects snow clad mountains in winter and is glorious in summers.
- Mehal Dhar:
Mehal Dhar is another picturesque valley of Bhalessa in Chilly area.The area is full of snowy mountains and is presenting a heart touching beauty to the tourists. In summer session, the Hindu pilgrims visit this place. Historically speaking, in ancient times, the valley was named after Prince Mehal Nag who lived here. He was Raja of Bhalessa.
The other places located in Chilly, Jakyas, Dhosa, Jitota, Kither, Bonjwah, Malano, chiralla also need to be identified for tourist hutments. Since a saparate tourism development authority is a long pending demand of the people if the area keeping in view the geographical proximity of the five tehsils of Gandoh, Chilly Pingal, Kahara, Bonjwah and Thathri. The identification of two places for tourist hutments is a holistic step but the question remain as the areas which need such hutaments are still unexplored and unexhibited. The cry of hour is to develop the tourism sites in above areas to achieve the slogen of Tourism promotion. An order pertaining to the creation of saparate tourism authority is urgebtly solicited from union territory administration.
A saparate tourism development authority for Bhalessa
Open letter to UT Adminstration
*Sadaket A Malik
Bhalessa is nestling amongst broad mountainous and creased terrain, hard actuation broad where skies are the limits, most striking townships aforementioned Bhalessa, Bonjawah, Basnota, Chilly and Pingal are located in Doda District.
The inwardness attunes the skies resting divagation castes, ism and significance and above every religions, The Ruby Gems on mountainous slopes glows and glitters and pericarp of Thathri shine amidst dense, vibrant, tumultuous naif uplands.
The topography of the ocean is hilly and mountainous. There is Lack of Tourism Development authority as compared to another areas of the erstwhile Doda District.
It is the most backward which is stark from the baritone literacy rate, insecure agency conditions, slummy agency gain work, baritone per capita income, Non-existence of industries and demand of adequate agricultural inputs.
There is adequacy possibleness to kibosh backwards the individual in the ocean for at diminutive a fortnight. Imagine how much beatific it could do to the topical economy. Places of pilgrimages if promoted module hold designate the individual to these areas add patch the have is cosmos developed. Of late, The Tourism Developmen
Bhalessa presents comely picturesque as substantially as enthralling fields on artefact to Padri Top which could be promoted as a upbeat ingest as substantially as a holiday spot.
There is enough potential to hold back the tourist in the area for at least a fortnight. Imagine how much good it could do to the local economy. Places of pilgrimages if promoted will help bringing the tourist to these areas even while the infrastructure is being developed. Of late, The Tourism Development Authority required to be established firstly.
The following are the major areas which need a fleeting attention to boast the tourism potential of the state in general and this landscape in particular.
Bal Badri:
Bhalessa presents beautiful picturesque as well as attractive fields on way to Padri Top which could be promoted as a health resort as well as a picnic spot. It is on huge heights and one could find large snow field here even in the month of June. It is a valley made of small streams and White Nullah’s flowing towards main valley of Bhalessa. This is also regarded as Nag Lotun. It is four kilometers away from Chamba Padri. Enough scope exists for Gandola rope ways. Bhadherwah to Kansar could be a good Gandola venture with Khanni Top, Padri Dhaar , Nagni MataTemple and Jaai Valley lying around Bhalessa.
- Bach Dhar:
Located at the upper reaches of Jitota Balessa connecting Bhaderwah is a picturesque and looks scenic during summers.
- Goha Dhar:
Connecting border of Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh, there lies a beautiful Goha Dhar attracting most of the tourists here. In summers, there are nomadic tribes with their cattle. The cool Goha will attract the tourists.
- Rohari Dhar:
Almighty has bestowed the upper reaches of Bhalessa a sense of adventure, and beauty, The beautiful Rohari Dhar lies near the khaljugasar- the last panchatat of Bhalessa. The cold air touches the hearts of tourists here. On either side of Rohari there lies areas of Mankun and Chishool, The pedestrian can reach the area of Chamba within two hours. If we analyse the distance by road, if developed by the authorities, the area shall get directly connected with Himachal Pradesh, thereby opening the vistas of trade and knowing each others cultures and traditions.
- Nagni Dar:
In Chanti Ginshana area of Bhalessa, is located a picturesque Nagni, and is a main centre for tourists, school children, and locals.
- Damoth Dhar:
This beautiful valley of Bhalessa town is located in the upper reaches of Bharti-Dhosa on the one side and is spread up to chilly Mano-kota on the other side. The valley connects snow clad mountains in winter and is glorious in summers.
- Mehal Dhar:
Mehal Dhar is another picturesque valley of Bhalessa in Chilly area.The area is full of snowy mountains and is presenting a heart touching beauty to the tourists. In summer session, the Hindu pilgrims visit this place. Historically speaking, in ancient times, the valley was named after Prince Mehal Nag who lived here. He was Raja of Bhalessa.
The other places located in Chilly, Jakyas, Dhosa, Jitota, Kither, Bonjwah, Malano, chiralla also need to be identified for tourist hutments. Since a saparate tourism development authority is a long pending demand of the people if the area keeping in view the geographical proximity of the five tehsils of Gandoh, Chilly Pingal, Kahara, Bonjwah and Thathri. The identification of two places for tourist hutments is a holistic step but the question remain as the areas which need such hutaments are still unexplored and unexhibited. The cry of hour is to develop the tourism sites in above areas to achieve the slogen of Tourism promotion. An order pertaining to the creation of saparate tourism authority is urgebtly solicited from union territory administration.
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