Bandipora, December 1 (KNS): JKPCC District President Mushtaq Ahmad Tantary emphasized Bandipora's untapped tourism potential, urging for its inclusion on the national and international tourism maps to attract travelers and boost the local economy.

In an interview with Kashmir News Service (KNS), Tantary highlighted the district's diverse landscapes, including Asia's largest freshwater lake, Wular, and lush forests. He advocated for developing water sports facilities in the region, citing their potential to create employment opportunities for thousands of families.

“Bandipora's scenic beauty and resources can play a pivotal role in revitalizing the tourism industry,” Tantary said. He added that improving tourism infrastructure could also enhance other local attractions, further promoting the area as a hub for adventure tourism.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Tantary also stressed the importance of eco-friendly tourism practices to preserve the natural beauty of Bandipora while fostering sustainable economic growth. He urged policymakers and stakeholders to prioritize the district's inclusion in broader tourism strategies, emphasizing that such measures would benefit not only the local population but also the region's overall development.

He appealed to the government to invest in infrastructure projects such as improved road connectivity, modern accommodation facilities, and promotional campaigns to showcase Bandipora’s unique offerings. "With adequate resources and planning, Bandipora can emerge as a sought-after destination for both domestic and international tourists," Tantary asserted. (KNS)