Tourist Place: Boat House launched in Durgavati Reservoi

Two new boing houses were inaugurated in the Durgavati reservoir in Chenari in the Rohtas district. Environment Minister Sunil Kumar described the project as important for tourism. These bootshouses have facilities such as three-star hotel. Security will be provided to tourists, and local people will find work at Tourist Place. Dialogues, Jagran, Chenari (Rohtas). Tourists can now enjoy the boathouse in the beautiful plains of Kaimur and the blue water of Durgavati reservoir. Sunday, Minister of Environmental, Forest and Climate Change, dr. Sunil Kumar, inaugurated two state -of -art boothouses at a cost of Rs 2 Crore 71 Lakh. Remove the ad, just read the news. On this occasion, he said that this scheme will not only be a milestone for the tourist place, but will also give a new identity to the natural heritage here. These boards prepared by the forest section were built in a very nice and equipped way. This includes facilities such as Three Star Hotel. Inside -Bank, comfortable bed, LED -TV, equipped bathroom, kitchen and dining room were arranged. Balcony was also made on one side, where tourists can see the waves of the reservoir and spread the green. Each booth house can travel six to seven tourists at the same time, while trained managers and guards have been deployed by the forest division for industry and security. Minister, Dr. Sunil Kumar, who was involved in the major tourist places, said that there was an arrangement of houseboats at many major tourist places of the country and that this facility was given on the same lines in Durgavati reservoir. He said that a large number of tourists came to visit with their family during the rainy season from July to December and the weekend. At the same time, lakhs of dedicates who visit Guptadham in the month of Sawan will also go through this route. In such a situation, the boathouse will not only be the center of tourist attraction, but it will also give the local population opportunities for employment and livelihood. The specialty of the houseboat is that it can also be discussed for the tourists for the night. From the middle of the more at night, the hills, the reflection of the moonlight and the view of the surrounding lakes and waterfalls will be unforgettable experience for tourists. The minister said the government’s goal is to develop Durgavati Reservoir and Guptadham region as an important center of religious and natural tourism. A large number of local people and officials were present at the launch of the houseboat. With the inauguration, the boathouse ended up in the reservoir, a discussion topic among tourists, and people said this new initiative would create a new identity, not just on the Durgavati Dam, but on the entire Rohtas district tourism map. In this regard, Ranger Abhay Kumar said the fee is currently not determined for the visit of the houseboat. The tariff will soon be determined on the instructions of the senior officials. He said that the safety and ease of tourists is the most important.