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J&K L-G Orders Reopening of 14 Tourist Spots Shut After Pahalgam Terror Attack
Fourteen tourist spots in Jammu and Kashmir are reopening after security reviews, aiming to revive tourism halted by a terror attack that killed 26 people last year.
- On Monday , Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha ordered reopening of 14 tourist destinations, with immediate implementation confirmed by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor .
- In the wake of the deadly Pahalgam attack , authorities shut down around 50 tourist destinations in Jammu and Kashmir.
- Among the locations named, 11 are in Kashmir Division including Yousmarg, Doodhpathri, Thajwas Glacier, and 3 in Jammu Division including Devi Pindi, Mahu Mangat, Mughal Maidan.
- Reopenings are expected to give a fresh boost to tourism across the Union Territory, with 26 tourist spots reopened so far following the September 26 reopening of 12 destinations.
- Pending snow clearance, four additional sites — Gurez, Athwatoo, Bangus and Ramkund — will reopen after a security review and consultations, according to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor on X.
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J&K Throws Open Key Tourist Destinations Months After Pahalgam Terror Attack
Ten months after the Pahalgam terror attack paralysed the region's travel industry, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has ordered the immediate reopening of 14 major tourist destinations.
·New Delhi, India
Read Full ArticleJ-K LG orders reopening of 14 tourist spots shut after Pahalgam terror attack last April
Jammu, Feb 16 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday ordered the reopening of 14 tourist spots in the Union territory, which were closed in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack in April last year. The L-G administration shut down nearly 50 tourist spots in J-K after the terror attack at […]
·New Delhi, India
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