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Tshongdue LAP set to transform Paro’s urban landscape

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Sherab Lhamo The Tshongdue Local Area Plan (LAP) in Paro, which is set to start from January next year, will transform Paro into a sustainable, urban town with its cultural landscape and natural heritage intact. The LAP, a critical component of the Paro Valley Development Plan (PVDP) 2017, is expected to conclude by July 2025. “The tendering process for the preparation of the Tshongdue LAP is currently underway,” said an official from the Minist…

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Tshongdue LAP set to transform Paro’s urban landscape

Sherab Lhamo The Tshongdue Local Area Plan (LAP) in Paro, which is set to start from January next year, will transform Paro into a sustainable, urban town with its cultural landscape and natural heritage intact. The LAP, a critical component of the Paro Valley Development Plan (PVDP) 2017, is expected to conclude by July 2025. “The tendering process for the preparation of the Tshongdue LAP is currently underway,” said an official from the Minist…

2 months ago·Bhutan

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Kuensel broke the news in Bhutan 2 months ago on Thursday, December 26, 2024.

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