Nature trail of 4kms along with renovation work in Rajaji National Park and forest rest houses respectively were inaugurated by State Wild life and Environment Minister Dinesh Aggarwal on Sunday.
Other national parks along with Rajaji in Uttarakhand are being opened for tourists to visit. The park will remain open till June 15, 2016. He announced that Rajaji National Park will be developed more according to a tourist place along with a 4 km nature trail surrounding the park. '84 kutiya' in Rishikesh is expected to get open within a week from now and will have a yoga centre also.
Motichoor, Ranipur, Asharodi, Mothorawala, Dhaulpur and other forest rest houses will also be made available online like the rest houses of kumaon division's are.
There are large numbers of wildlife creatures in Rajaji Park which are major attractions for tourists and travelers. A village committee will also be set up in Fandowala along with a shop in which local products will be available. He also inspected a one track pull in Dwarandowala which was established in 1888.
Naina Grewal, director of forest conservation and tiger reserve, SP Sharma, warden of Dehradun, NV Sharma, warden Haridwar, Ajay Sharma, warden of chilla, Pradeep Kumar and Rakesh Negi, forest area officer Bhuwan Chand, Dinkar Kumar, officer of fandowala, Rajesh Parmar, member of district panchayat, Kamal Thapa, representative from Dudhli, virendra thapa, hari Prasad bhatt, Anil Chudhary, Virendra Kumar, Rajesh Mittal, Suman Gurung were also present on the occasion.