PM Modi Uttarakhand to Starting Modi Circuit in Jim Corbett National Park

PM Modi Uttarakhand to Starting Modi Circuit in Jim Corbett National Park

If all goes as per plan, Uttarakhand will soon have a 'Modi Circuit ' at the Jim Corbett National Park. As per today's news reports, The Uttarakhand Tourism branch is planning to develop a 'Modi Circuit' on the Jim Corbett National Park, so as to cowl the regions that were visited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at some stage in a unique episode of the survival fact display 'Man vs Wild' with Bear Grylls.

Referring to this, the officers in the know-how added that they have got started spotting locations to live for tourists and go to places visited by PM Modi at some stage in the shooting of the show inside the park in 2019.

Uttarakhand Tourism Minister Satpal Maharaj introduced that he came up with the stated idea whilst he heard about the Game of Thrones tour at some stage in a go-to to Croatia, which covered places where the popular tv series was shot.

As shown in the show, PM Modi indulged in various journey sports even shooting for an episode of 'Man vs Wild'. He along with Bear Grylls crossed the Kosi river on a makeshift raft and walked via a tiger trail.

Likewise, the said Modi Trail can be developed in such a way that tourists may also be capable of reveling in what PM Modi had.

Colonel Ashvini Pundir, Additional CEO of the adventure sports activities wing of the Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board added that seeing that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a big influencer of our times, the locations he visits generate wonderful hobbies amongst people.

He added that in all likelihood the 'Modi circuit' can even, in addition, assist improve tourism on the Corbett Tiger Reserve, that's already a famous traveler destination.

However, as of now, the info of the stated circuit is still being labored out, Pundir stated.

He in addition added that the spots that have been visited through the PM and Bear Grylls inside the reserve will first be identified, and then they will look at what arrangements may be made to take travelers to those spots.