Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi Advocates for Eco-Friendly Infrastructure in Bangus Valley
06-07-2023 : Minister of State and Chairperson of J&K Waqf Board, Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi, recently visited Bangus Valley in Kupwara district, Jammu and Kashmir. During her visit, she engaged with various public delegations to understand their concerns and issues. Recognizing the immense tourism potential of the region, Dr. Andrabi emphasized the need to develop eco-friendly infrastructure and improve tourist facilities in Bangus Valley.
Bangus Valley, known for its pristine beauty and untouched landscapes, offers a unique and serene experience for tourists. However, the lack of proper infrastructure and amenities has hindered its tourism development. In order to tap into the valley’s potential and attract more visitors, Dr. Andrabi stressed the importance of creating the necessary infrastructure that aligns with eco-friendly practices.
The visit provided Dr. Andrabi with firsthand insights into the challenges faced by the local community and tourists in terms of accommodation, transportation, and other essential facilities. By engaging with the public delegations, she had the opportunity to listen to their issues and problems, allowing her to understand the specific requirements for enhancing tourism in the area.
Expressing her commitment to addressing these concerns, Dr. Andrabi stated that she would soon present a comprehensive report to the government, outlining her observations and suggestions for the development of Bangus Valley. This report is expected to highlight the specific eco-friendly infrastructure requirements, tourist facilities, and improvements needed to make the valley more accessible and appealing to visitors.
The development of eco-friendly infrastructure in Bangus Valley is crucial not only to boost tourism but also to preserve the natural beauty and ecological balance of the region. It will ensure that tourism activities are conducted in a sustainable manner, minimizing the negative impact on the environment and local communities, she further added.
