Minister Tours Gorewada Wildlife Safari and Vantara Wildlife Rescue Center
Gurugram: The government is making every possible effort to ensure that tourists visiting the proposed world’s largest jungle safari in Gurugram receive international-level facilities.
Minister Rao Narbir, along with officials, visited Gorewada Wildlife Safari in Nagpur, Maharashtra, and Vantara Wildlife Rescue Center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. He instructed officials to study the best services and facilities provided at these locations.
Rao Narbir Singh is touring major wildlife rescue centers and jungle safaris across India and abroad, assessing the measures taken to protect wildlife and the amenities provided to visitors.
The Environment Minister, along with project-related department officials, visited Gorewada Wildlife Safari in Nagpur and Vantara Wildlife Rescue Center in Jamnagar. He emphasized that the upcoming jungle safari in Gurugram will be the largest in the world.
His goal is to create a perfect blend of the world’s best wildlife rescue centers and jungle safaris in this project.
With this initiative in the Aravalli mountain range, tourist inflow is expected to increase, generating local employment opportunities and boosting tourism.
Additionally, this development is expected to enhance the local economy and increase government revenue.
Rao Narbir Singh highlighted that the Aravalli mountain range is renowned for its natural beauty, biodiversity, and historical heritage.
The execution of this significant project in the Millennium City will provide tourists with a unique experience.
