Leaders of the Mizo Convention meet Sushanta on development of Jampui Hills

AGARTALA:

Leaders of the Mizo Convention met with Tripura's Tourism Minister, Sushanta Chowdhury, at Eden Lodge, Jampui Hill of Tripura, to discuss key proposals aimed at boosting tourism in the region.

The meeting, held in the presence of UK Chakma, IAS, Secretary of the Tourism Department, focused on transformative initiatives such as constructing a Sky-walk, developing trekking routes, establishing an eco-park, promoting Thaidawr Tlâng (Betlingchhip) as a nature reserve, and redeveloping the Tlaksih paragliding site.

Accompanying the Mizo leaders of Tripura was BC Nunga, Chairman of the BAC, Jampui Hill RD Block, who also shared his insights during the deliberations. The dialogue followed the success of the Tourism Promo Fest recently held at Vanghmun Playground, Jampui Hill.

The overarching theme of the discussion revolved around fostering a model of tourism that is community-based, eco-friendly, and sustainable—ensuring economic benefits for the local community while preserving the environment and promoting local arts, crafts, and culture.

Tripura Minister Sushanta Chowdhury commended the leaders for their proactive vision and invited them to visit his office after Christmas for a detailed discussion on the feasibility and execution of the proposed projects. The Mizo leaders welcomed the invitation, expressing optimism about the future of tourism in Jampui Hill.

These proposed initiatives, once implemented, are expected to position Jampui Hill as a premier tourist destination while empowering local communities and preserving the region's ecological and cultural heritage.

 


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