Four places have been selected for the construction of physical infrastructure for the promotion of tourism. The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has selected four locations in Kavrepalanchok during the selection of various projects in coordination with municipalities across the country.
Under the scheme, Rs. 46.2 million has been allocated for the development
of Bhimsensthan-Gadhidanda-Sangasoti tourism infrastructure in Bhumlu village,
Rs. 50 million for conservation and infrastructure development of three streams
in Roshi village with a budget of Rs. 10 million.
As per the Tourism Infrastructure Development and Tourism Product
Development Partnership (Operation and Management) Directive-2077 BS of the
Ministry, physical construction has been given priority under the state and
local level cost sharing tourism destination infrastructure program.
Most of the projects selected by the government include parks, picnics,
temples, roads leading to tourist sites, footpaths, museums, monasteries,
memorial gardens, and fun parks.
The three-stream waterfall of Roshi village, which was brought to publicity
only a few months ago, is attracting a lot of domestic tourists. The village
municipality is also in the process of making a plan with a budget for its
protection and physical construction.
The ministry has recently allocated around Rs. 6.80 billion for the
infrastructure development of 200 tourist destinations across the country.
Apart from Kathmandu and Sindhuli districts of Bagmati province, 20 tourist
destinations in 11 districts have been selected for the construction of
infrastructure.
Earlier, a detailed project report (DPR) of the Mahabharat Trail of
Kavrepalanchok (Lankuribhanjyang-Fulchoki-Gurdumdanda-Narayansthan-Bhumechuli
footpath) of Kavrepalanchok, which was selected out of 17 sites listed in
Bagmati Pradesh while the ministry was determining 100 new tourist
destinations, is being prepared.
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