Andhra Pradesh may soon become the hub of eco-tourism. According to a recent report, the state government of Andhra Pradesh is planning to develop four famous tourist destinations into major eco-tourism hubs by creating additional infrastructure for tourists.
times of India It is reported that the existing Vanavihari Eco-tourism spots in Maredumili, which are Community Based Eco-Tourism (CBET) spots being managed by the Forest Department, will also be upgraded with new facilities. According to their website, Vanvihari is an initiative of the Government of Andhra Pradesh through its Forest Department. It is owned by Andhra Pradesh Forest Department and maintained by CBET at Maredumili. The region of Andhra Pradesh is home to semi-evergreen trees, which are part of the Eastern Ghats.
The Times of India reports that the state’s tourism and forest departments will come together to work on new projects. Speaking to the national daily, AP Tourism Development Corporation (APTDC) Chairman A Vijayaprasad Reddy said that they plan to convert Pulicat, Nelapattu, Coringa and Papikondalu as “mega ecotourism centres” to attract tourists from abroad as well. Working on the plan.
It should be noted that Andhra Pradesh is home to some of the most stunning natural sites that attract tourists who are interested in exploring the flora and fauna of the region. For example, the state’s Maredumili village is home to spectacular waterfalls and lush greenery.
Jaltarangini Falls and Swarnadhara Falls are some of the attractions here. Nelapattu, located in Tirupati district, is known for the bird sanctuary spread over an area of 1,500 acres. The region is known for the Flamingo festival organized by the Government of Andhra Pradesh to promote tourism in Pulicat Lake.
The report quoted an APTDC official as saying that the state government is planning to provide additional facilities to tourists to travel safely in these eco-tourism hubs.
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