₹1.20-Crore Two-Way Zipline Inaugurated At Kasatwadi In Jawhar; New Adventure Tourism Attraction Opens For Visitors
Palghar, Maharashtra: Jawhar has added another attraction to its growing tourism infrastructure with the formal inauguration of the two-way zipline project at Kasatwadi on Sunday. The facility was inaugurated and formally dedicated to the public by Palghar MP Dr. Hemant Savara in the presence of MLA Harichandra Bhoye and senior district and forest officials. Jawhar Forest Department Develops…
Jawhar, a town in Palghar district of Maharashtra, has introduced a new tourist attraction with the inauguration of a two-way zipline at Kasatwadi on Sunday. The project, costing ₹1.20 crore, was inaugurated by Palghar MP Dr. Hemant Savara and is now open for public use. Developed by the Jawhar Forest Department under the District Annual Plan, the zipline spans across a deep valley, offering visitors a unique way to experience the region’s scenic beauty.
The zipline project underwent successful safety trials before its official opening, making it the first facility of its kind in Palghar district. It is expected to bolster Jawhar’s tourism portfolio, which already boasts waterfalls, lush greenery, tribal culture, and heritage sites. Besides adventure activities like the zipline, the district is also seeing the development of new attractions such as a glass bridge at Dabhosa waterfall.
Officials hope that these initiatives will boost tourism in the region, extend the tourism season, and generate additional economic opportunities for the local community. The zipline will be operational from 9 am to 6 pm, providing tourists with an exhilarating experience amidst the natural beauty of Kasatwadi.
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