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We have forged a new pathway for tourism development in Chhattisgarh with a fresh vision, strategy: Bhupesh Baghel

In a q&a, chhattisgarh cm bhupesh baghel describes the scope of tourism in the state. from religious tourism with ram van gaman path, to stunning and offbeat destinations in bastar and surguja, there’s something for every kind of traveller to chhattisgarh. edited excerpts:.

What is the USP of Chhattisgarh?

Chhattisgarh, situated in the heart of India is rich in biodiversity and distinct culture. It’s the ninth largest state with a plethora of mythological tales and epics, archaeological and heritage sites dating back to the era of Kalchuris. The unique tribal relevance, has always created a special place for Chhattisgarh, as a religious, cultural and an incredible tourism destination of historical importance. Chhattisgarh is blessed with picturesque natural sites as well such as Buddhist Stupa in Sirpur, Chitrakot fall in Bastar , Tirathgarh Fall, Ganeshji’s Statue in Barsur, the oldest theatre in Ramgarh. There is a lot of scope in tourism in Chhattisgarh from Bastar to Surguja.

Chhattisgarh has come up with a new model of developing the economy by investing in projects such as the Ram Van Gaman Path. Do you think it can be a model for other states?

Nine sites in Chhattisgarh will be developed as tourist destinations in the first phase under the ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’ project. The ‘Van Gaman Path’ is the route taken by Lord Ram on his way to the 14-year exile, and he has spent most of his time in exile in Chhattisgarh. Besides developing tourist destinations, we also aim to create employment opportunities for the people of the state.

Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit Project, the first of its kind in the country has garnered appreciation from various leaders. Our neighbour Madhya Pradesh is also going to follow it. These schemes are a win-win as through them, the cultural and religious places are revamped and beautified, which will attract lakhs of tourists which will help in boosting the economy and will also create jobs for the youth.

Will projects such as Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit make the state a popular tourist destination?

Chhattisgarh has always stood out as an appealing option for the tourism sector. To treasure the memories of Lord Ram’s stay in Chhattisgarh and to encourage the culture and tourism in the state, we are implementing Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit. Under this project, the first phase involving the development of the 9 marked spots is being put into action. Apart from landscaping these places, the development of tourism facilities is also being planned to make the places at par with the world tourism standard. The projects will restore and develop all the places linked to Lord Ram starting from Koriya district in North Chhattisgarh to Sukma district in South Chhattisgarh.

All the places in the circuit will be developed and renovated according to the Ramayana theme. The project will not only inform and educate the new generation of the state about its glorious past but will bring tourists from across the world to our state. It will create new employment opportunities for the people besides making Chhattisgarh a tourism-friendly state.

You have been actively promoting the tribal culture in the state. Would you elaborate on its importance?

Our government is promoting the indigenous festivals, fairs, art, culture and tourism of the state. We want to take forward the culture of Chhattisgarh. Tribal communities have been exploited for years. We have organised various events to honour and celebrate tribal culture and to give a message that united we can move forward towards a better future of inclusive development. Chhattisgarh, has 42 tribes and 5 special backward tribes and their population is one-third of the total population of the state. All the tribes have a distinct cultural identity. Their dialect, festivals, dance, and deities are also different. We are always ready to observe, learn and showcase the cultural diversity of the tribes.

What initiatives has been taken by your government to promote the cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh?

Chhattisgarh is known for its rich culture and tradition. The tribal dominated state is famed for its multi-ethnic culture comprising varied forms of traditional art and crafts, folk songs and dances, regional festivals and fairs and amusing cultural fests. The state government has formed “Chhattisgarh Culture Council”, which would establish a new cultural identity of Chhattisgarh at national-level. It would also provide an opportunity to bring out the hidden talents of the state. The objective is to preserve, protect and promote the rich cultural heritage of the state, its literature, language and dialects, folk music, dance-drama, theatre, art, cinema, tribal and folk arts, and folk festival besides honouring the subject experts and encouraging them to share their knowledge and expand their work in this field.

Promoting Teej-festival, opening of “Gadh Kalewas” in every district to promote state’s ethnic food and declaring public holidays on Teej, Hareli, Chhath Pooja, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Karma Jayanti and Cherchera Punni-Shakambhari Jayanti were some of the initiatives taken by my government to preserve and promote the state’s identity. Increasing use of the Chhattisgarh dialect in the administration has helped us in promoting the regional identity.

What efforts are being undertaken to change people’s perception about Chhattisgarh? Do you believe that your government will be able to attract tourists to visit remote areas like Bastar?

I want people to know that Bastar is the new normal. Tourists have to understand that there is much more in Chhattisgarh than Naxalism. Chhattisgarh has immense potential in tourism sector. There are many places and areas which are unexplored and my government has been working hard to promote these. We have connected Bastar through air services. We are also planning to organise art, culture, sports, theatre and other cultural events in Bastar as now it will be convenient for tourists, celebrities and participants from across the world to reach here.

What initiatives are being undertaken by the Chhattisgarh government to generate employment for the youth of Naxal-affected Bastar and get them to mainstream?

As I told you earlier, connectivity to Bastar will unleash major opportunities and possibilities for development in the region. It will lead to extensive growth and expansion in employment oriented sectors such as business, education, medical science, tourism etc. Think B (’Technology Hub and Innovation for Knowledge Bastar’) is an initiative for the youth of Bastar. Through this, we are encouraging the youth for innovation, self-employment and entrepreneurship. Another initiative is Badal (’Bastar Academy of Dance, Art, Literature and Language’) institution through which various tribal arts, folk songs, choreography, craftsmanship, culture, language, literature, food and clothing will be preserved and developed. With this, the youth will get work of their interest while staying connected with their roots. We have been successful in setting up a ready-made garment factory branded as DANNEX, a cashew processing unit, coffee and papaya production in barren land.

Various employment opportunities have been created for the youth in rural and forest areas. Several measures have been taken for procurement of forest produce at the minimum support price and we are doing their value addition too.The three-pronged strategy of trust, development and security to improve the law and order situation in the state proved successful in effectively checking the Naxal menace.

We are also promoting Bastar coffee which has unique flavor and Jashpur’s tea. We have also decided to open Bastar Café in Raipur and New Delhi to promote the homegrown coffee brand. There are plans to expand coffee cultivation to other districts of Bastar region, which includes seven Maoist-affected districts of Chhattisgarh to promote tourism and create employment opportunities.

What steps has the Chhattisgarh government taken to attract investments in the field of tourism?

Chhattisgarh has been making all efforts to provide a conducive environment to the investors. We have made several attractive provisions in the tourism policy of Chhattisgarh for tour operators, travel agencies, entrepreneurs and hoteliers. Along with the local investors, businessmen of other states are also being encouraged to invest. We have also adopted strategies to encourage private, community and public participation. Necessary facilities and new infrastructures are also being developed for tourists. Innovations such as construction of tribal tourism circuit, home stay arrangements, and guide training programmes are also being done. We have forged a new pathway for tourism development in Chhattisgarh with a fresh vision and strategy for a state blessed with an abundance of raw and unexplored potential.

Chhattisgarh’s tourism circuit has given a new roadmap of tourism development that passes through areas which were neglected and left unexplored despite being, a junction of nature’s beauty and cultural wealth. The major objective is to bring the development of forest dwellers residing in remote regions of the state, into the centre of the economy with the promotion and development of tourism sector in these regions.

Here faith has been linked to tourism. Is this the reason for focusing more on organising religious events at such a big scale in Chhattisgarh?

Chhattisgarh has very high-value culture and traditions. No era is complete without Chhattisgarh’s contribution — whether it is Tretayug, Dwaparayuga or the Buddhist era. Our presence is there in every era in the form of culture, folk, literature and tribal art. The state government’s objective behind organising such events is to make the people aware about the religious significance of Chhattisgarh. Pilgrims who go for ‘Char Dham Yatra’ are unaware that the fifth Dham is in the middle of the country. Pilgrimage of Shivrinarayan is called the fifth Dham of India. Shivrinarayan, situated at the confluence of Shivnath, Mahanadi and Jonk, has been important in every era. It is the place where Mata Shabri had fed Lord Rama sweet berries during the exile period.

How does the Chhattisgarh government plan to give religious tourism of the state international recognition?

Our religious festivals like Bastar Dusshera are already attracting tourists from across the world. We have also undertaken an initiative to organize the National Tribal Dance Festival to promote, preserve, and provide a platform to showcase the rich, vibrant, and state’s unique tribal culture and cultural exchange among indigenous people coming from across the country and abroad. This has given the state a special recognition at the international level. Each dance form in Chhattisgarh is a way of worshipping God.

How is Chhattisgarh taking forward the mission of organic food processing ? Is it helping locals?

Gothans are being developed into multi-activity centers, promoting livelihood activities through the production of vermi-compost, incense sticks, eco-friendly paint, paper cement and bricks with Cow dung as the base material. Other multi sector activities are also being promoted at the Gothan which includes milk production, fish farming, goat rearing, green fodder production, processing of minor millets like Ragi, Minor forest produce, lac, medicinal and aromatic plantations among other. These Gothans are now being developed into Rural Industrial Parks for production, processing and marketing of locally available commodities and products, for which capacity building of rural youth is being done and means of livelihood are being provided at the local level, that is improving their economic condition.

We are also establishing processing plants into an organised industry to benefit lakhs of tribal families. Chhattisgarh Tribals who live within the forest have greater value for flowers, leaves, tree saps, molds and more as these are converted into useful products.

Thousands of Women Self Help Groups are processing a long list of products which has created organic, natural and sustainable products for the society. From pickles to cookies, spices to coconut oils, the list is never-ending. Mahua flower collected in Chhattisgarh has made an international mark due to its premium quality. Mahua is being processed by the tribals into a variety of products such as ladoos, juice, cookies, chocolates and liquor. This has increased tribal’s income to many folds.

What are the destinations being covered in Ram Van Gaman Path circuit?

Ayodhya is Shri Ram’s ‘Janambhoomi’ whereas Chhattisgarh is his ‘Karmbhoomi’. In this project, the sites related to the exile period of Lord Rama are being conserved and developed from Korea district of North Chhattisgarh to Sukma district of South Chhattisgarh.

We have identified 75 places that echo the stories of Ram, Laxman and Sita living in the forests of Chhattisgarh. In the first phase, we have plans to develop 9 sites. These include: Sitamarhi Harchauka (Korea), Ramgarh (Sarguja), Shivrinarayan (Janjgir-Champa), Turturiya (Balodabazar), Chandkuri (Raipur), Rajim (Gariaband), Sihawa Saptarishi Ashram (Dhamtari), Jagdalpur (Bastar) and Ramaram (Sukma).

What is the importance of Ram Van Gaman Path Tourism circuit for Chhattisgarh and how is it being promoted by ?

When it comes to places of religious significance, Chhattisgarh has a long list to offer to tourists. Lord Rama resides in the heart of people of Chhattisgarh. The aim of Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit is to preserve the memories linked to Lord Ram’s stay in the state during his exile from Ayodhya. Chhattisgarh is also known as the maternal home of Lord Rama. Lord Rama spent most of the time in Dandakaranya region of Chhattisgarh during his 14 year exile. Moreover,the state, being the birthplace of Mother Kaushalya, Shri Ram is also worshiped as a nephew of Chhattisgarh. Therefore, Chhattisgarh holds special significance in the life of Lord Rama. For the purpose of conserving and beautifying the cultural heritage, traditions and relics of the Ramayana period in Chhattisgarh, we have started this project.

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• Phase-I of Chhattisgarh government's 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit' project to be complete by mid 2023

In the first phase of this project, the plan is to develop nine spots that fall on the forested route that Lord Rama traversed. These sites include Sitamarhi Harchauka (Korea), Ramgarh (Sarguja), Shivrinarayan (Janjgir-Champa), Turturiya (Balodabazar), Chandkuri (Raipur), Rajim (Gariaband), Sihawa Saptarishi Ashram (Dhamtari), Jagdalpur (Bastar) and Ramaram (Sukma). Chhattisgarh is being developed as a religious tourist place and the Chhattisgarh government aimed to finish the first phase target by the end of 2022 or in the middle of 2023.

• Published On Apr 9, 2022 at 05:00 PM IST

Chhattisgarh will launch a new tourism circuit on Lord Ram’s stay in the state, to develop 9 sites in the first phase

The state tourism board is using the auspicious occasion of Navratri to introduce their new tourism circuit that follows the path traveled by Lord Ram in the region of Chhattisgarh during his exile from Ayodhya.

• Updated On Apr 9, 2022 at 05:00 PM IST

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Recognising the importance of Tourism as an instrument for socio- economic development, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board was established on 18th January 2002 and registered under the firms and societies act on 08/04/2003. It consists of Board of Governors who are nominated by the State Government of Chhattisgarh and also from the travel trade or hospitality industry of the State. As nodal agency the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board is responsible for infrastructural and institutional development, investment in facilities & hotels, wayside amenities and above all aggressive marketing & promotion for the comprehensive development of the identified destinations.

CTB is also focussing on manpower training and employment generation to create a manpower pool for travel trade and hospitality industry of this state.

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The Board intends to promote tourism in a sustainable manner. CTB is also trying to incorporate carrying capacity analysis to the resource utilization. The state is covered with nearly 45% of the forests and 32% of tribal population, therefore, it offers immense opportunities for Eco-Ethno, Adventure and Cultural tourism.

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CTB has some amazing properties set in the picturesque locations which run on alternate energy source being solar energy. CTB boasts of 36 properties, out of which 28 hotels, motels and wayside amenities are operated on management contract and 8 motels are run by CTB itself.

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Chhattisgarh has positioned itself as the destination full of surprises with some of the amazing destinations which could certainly lead to the growth of tourism in the future. It has created a niche for itself on the tourist map of India.

Chhattisgarh Tourism Board has a governing body which has the following members:-

• Chairman – Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, Raipur (Nominated by State Government) • Vice Chairman- Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, Raipur (Nominated by State Government) • Incharge Secretary (Tourism) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member • Incharge Secretary (Finance) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member or his representative • Incharge Secretary (Culture) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member • Incharge Secretary (Finance) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member or his representative. • Member of Parliament nominated by the State Government of Chhattisgarh • Member of Legislative Assembly of Chhattisgarh State nominated by the State Government of Chhattisgarh • Incharge Secretary (Forest) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member or his representative. • Incharge Secretary (Transport) to Government of Chhattisgarh – Member or his representative. • General Manager, Indian Railway, SECR, Bilaspur Division- Member or his representative • Managing Director, Indian Airlines Corporation Limited, New Delhi or his representative – Member • Member of Travel Trade or Hospitality Industry from Chhattisgarh State ( Non Governmental Member Nominated by State Government) - Member • Managing Director, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, Raipur – Member Secretary

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Chhattisgarh: ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’ project to be inaugurated on Oct 7

Under the ‘ram van gaman tourism circuit’, all significant places which lord ram had visited during his exile will be connected via road network and ultramodern facilities, the official said..

Nine sites in Chhattisgarh will be developed as tourist destinations under the state government’s ambitious ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’ project which will be inaugurated at Chandkhuri near Raipur on Thursday, an official said. As per mythology, the ‘van gaman path’ is the route taken by Lord Ram on his way to the 14-year exile, and it is believed he spent most of his time in exile in Chhattisgarh.

Chandkhuri, a village located 27 km from the state capital Raipur, is considered as the birthplace of Mata Kaushalya, the mother of Lord Ram. Under the ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’, all significant places which Lord Ram had visited during his exile will be connected via road network and ultramodern facilities, the official said. In the first phase of the tourism project, nine sites will be developed, including two in Surguja division.

“Of the two sites, one is ‘Sitamadi-Harchauka’ in Korea district, while another is in Ramgarh area of Surguja district,” a public relations department official said. The inauguration of the ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’ on Thursday from Chandkhuri is going to establish these two important places on the country’s tourism map, he said.

Grand preparations are being made to organise a three-day celebration on the occasion of Navratri (beginning from Thursday) for the launch of the project at Chandkhuri, he said. The official also said the first phase of development and beautification of the ancient Mata Kaushalya temple at Chandkhuri has been completed under the project. This temple is an important part of the ‘Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit’, he said.

During the exile period, Lord Ram had entered Chhattisgarh from Korea district and Sitamadi-Harchauka in Janakpur of Bharatpur Tehsil is believed to be his first stop in Chhattisgarh, the official said in a statement. There are 17 chambers in the caves of Sitamadi-Harchauka near the bank of the Mawai river. The place is also known as ‘Sita Ki Rasoi’ and a ‘shilakhand’ there is believed to be the footprint of Lord Ram, the official said.

According to research scholars, Lord Ram had passed through nearly 75 places in the state during his exile.

In the first phase, some of the selected places falling on the forest route taken by Lord Ram will be developed as tourist destinations at a cost of Rs 137.45 crore, an official earlier said, adding that the project will also create employment opportunities

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Chhattisgarh’s Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit project celebrates state’s cultural and mythological heritage

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Shivirinarayan (Chhattisgarh) [India], April 8 (ANI): Chhattisgarh government’s ambitious project ‘Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit’ is expected to complete its first phase by the end of this year or by mid of 2023.

In the first phase of this project, the plan is to develop nine spots that fall on the forested route that Lord Rama traversed. These sites include Sitamarhi Harchauka (Korea), Ramgarh (Sarguja), Shivrinarayan (Janjgir-Champa), Turturiya (Balodabazar), Chandkuri (Raipur), Rajim (Gariaband), Sihawa Saptarishi Ashram (Dhamtari), Jagdalpur (Bastar) and Ramaram (Sukma).

Last year, on the occasion of Ram Navami, renovated Kaushalya Mata temple was inaugurated in Chandhkhuri.

Anil Kumar Sahu, Managing Director, Tourism Department Chhattisgarh told ANI that a total of 135 places have been identified by the state government where Lord Rama spent his time during his exile of 14-years.

“Of them, nine places will be developed in the first phase of the ‘Ram Van Gaman tourist circuit’ project. From Sitamarhi’s Harchouka in the Northern part of Chhattisgarh, the project will cover the area at Ramaram in the Sukma district in the state. Of the nine places identified for decoration and development in the first phase, work in Shivrinarayan has been finished,” Sahu said.

The official further said that “Chhattisgarh is being developed as a religious tourist place and the Chhattisgarh government aimed to finish the first phase target by the end of 2022 or in the middle of 2023.”

Asked whether the ‘Ram Gaman tourist circuit’ will increase tourism in Chhattisgarh, Sahu said, “A place named Chandrakhur, where development under this project was done in July 2021 and the inauguration was done in October 2021, is now attracting thousands of people. The place where hardly 50-100 people used to visit is now attracting 4,000 to 5,000 people everyday.”

With the project, Sahu said, religious places will be decorated.

“There is a plan for ‘Ram Gaman circuit’ in entire India but Chhattisgarh is the first state where this project is being given shape while other states are making only plans. Of the nine places identified in the first phase, work has been finished at two places and from are under development. The project has really impacted Chhattisgarh tourism. Tourism has increased in Chattish due to this project,” added Sahu.

The official shared the input at a state-level Ramayana recital competition at Shivirinarayan, a prominent pilgrimage centre, where Lord Ram had stayed for nearly 12 years of his 14-year exile.

The contest — the first such organised by the government — started as part of three-day (on April 8, 9 and 10) inaugural function of the first Phase works of ‘Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit’ project.

‘Ramayana Mandalis’ belonging to each district across Chhattisgarh took part in the competition with their renowned artists and singers performing ‘Manas Gayan’ (recital of Ramcharitmanas) during the event that will conclude on April 10 with state Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel inaugurating the renovated Shivrinarayan temple.

As per Chhattisgarh government officials, the state has a historical, archaeological and religious significance, and for the purpose of conserving and beautifying the cultural heritage, traditions and relics of the Ramayana period in Chhattisgarh, the work of infrastructure development, restoration and beautification is being done at nine places in the first phase of the project under ‘Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit’.

The Chhattisgarh government has chosen Shivirinarayan for the inauguration of the nine places under Phase-I of the ‘Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit’.

Shivrinarayan, a land of mythology and spirituality, lies on the banks of Mahanadi in Janjgir Champa district, around 130 km from Raipur. This is the place where Shabari, a character in Ramayana, is believed to have offered Lord Rama the berries that she tasted first to ensure he got only the sweetest ones.

According to the state’s cultural department, Chief Minister Baghel will dedicate to the people the development works carried out at Shivirinarayan as part of the state government’s ambitious Ram Van Gaman Path, a tourism circuit connecting all the places visited by Lord Ram during his stay in this region. It’s believed Lord Ram spent 12 of the 14 years of exile in areas that are now in Chhattisgarh.

Two days ago Baghel informed that the state government is developing nine places under the ‘Ram Van Gaman circuit’ project and Shivirinarayan is second on the list after the recent renovation of the ancient Mata Kaushalya Mandir, the only temple dedicated to the mother of Lord Ram, at Chandkhuri near Raipur.

Chhattisgarh government is developing a tourism circuit under the ‘Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit’ project from Harchouka in Sitamarhi, passing through Koriya district in the state’s northern region till Ramaram in Bastar’s Sukma district, which is in Dandakaranya.

Speaking to ANI, Rajeshree Mahant Ram Sunder Das, who was the chief guest at the event, said “I congratulate Chhattisgarh Chief Minister for working on a ‘Ram Vangaman Paripath project’ at Shivrinarayan as it is said that Lord Rama had stayed in this region for almost 12 of 14 years of his exile.”

“Chhattisgarh government has identified 75 places where Lord Rama visited and took rest for a few moments. The state CM has started a project to develop these places. Nine of those 75 places are being decorated in the first phase of the project,” Das said.

In the first phase, Das said, a place named Chandrakhuri in Raipur, which is known as the birthplace of ‘Mata Sabari’ and ‘Mata Kaushlya’, is being decorated and developed. (ANI)

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CHHATTISGARH TOURISM: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Tourism is a growing service industry which contributes a substantial amount in many parts of the world. In India, Chhattisgarh is one of the important destinations for the national and international tourists with its unique and enchanting land abounding in scenic beauty, rich in flora and fauna. To make the tourism a great success one has to take advantage of the modern technology to full extent. Many countries are promoting tourism and it has become a source of major income for countries like India, Singapore and Malaysia. Tourism is, of course, big industry in most developed countries like the US, the UK, France and Switzerland. Tourism industry is one in which there is high competition. The price of the tourist package is the main criteria for people in India to consider making a trip. Tourists can be divided based on their socioeconomic status, geographic differences, demographics and psychographics. The marketing mix elements of tourism industry help in creating an image of the tourist destination, building awareness of the services. This paper discusses opportunities and challenges of tourism industry of the state of Chhattisgarh.

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Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit

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Chhattisgarh is a state that is proud of its culture and traditions. It reveres Gods of all faiths and treats them as equal. However, Lord Ram has had the most significant impact on the state’s culture and history. He is not only a supreme deity who is worshipped and cherished but also an ideal of life for the state’s residents. Some of the most crucial scenes in Ramayana, an epic that narrates the life story and adventures of Lord Ram, take place in Chhattisgarh. It is to underpin this legacy of Lord Ram that the Chhattisgarh Government has come up with the idea of developing the Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit.

Historical Significance of the Ram Van Gaman Path and Ramayana

Ramayana is one of the most iconic religious texts in Indian mythology. Its historical significance cannot be stressed enough. The epic has shaped the values of prominent leaders and pioneers of our society with its universal lessons of truth and the victory of good over evil. The Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit emphasizes this universal message of Ramayana by marking the path that Lord Ram had traveled in the course of his wanderings during his exile when he was accompanied by his brother Lakshman and wife Sita. The path will identify and mark the footsteps of Lord Ram as he led the arduous life of an ascetic, away from the fame and royalty of his Ayodhya palace. The Ram Van Gaman Path will, therefore, pay a worthy tribute to the important era in Treta Yug when Lord Ram set a glorious example of righteousness by following his father King Dashrath’s command.

History of Lord Ram in Chhattisgarh

There are many facts that link Lord Ram and Ramayana with Chhattisgarh. The state is the maternal home of Shri Ram as his mother, Mata Kaushalya, was born in Chandkhuri, a town located 27 Km. away from Raipur. However, the most relevant connection between the Suryavanshi prince and Chhattisgarh is the fact that he spent about 10 years of the 14 years of his exile in the forests of the state. During this time, he is said to have traveled to 75 places, that the State Government wants to develop as religious tourism spots. Interestingly, the relationship between Ramayana and Chhattisgarh doesn’t end here.

The Ashram of the great sage Valmiki, who composed Ramayana in 24,000 verses, is said to be located in Turturiya village in the Balodabazar district. Additionally, it was this hermitage that Mata Sita had taken shelter in when she had been banished from Ayodhya. She had also given birth to the twins Luv and Kush here.

Retracing Footsteps of Shri Ram in Chhattisgarh

The Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit aims to retrace the sacred footsteps of Lord Ram in Chhattisgarh by developing all the places that he had travelled during his exile into tourism spots.

The State Government aims to complete the first phase of this project either by the end of 2022 or the middle of 2023. Under the first phase, 9 places have been marked for infrastructure development, restoration, and beautification.

Phase 1 in Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit.

Under the first phase of the Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit, the following nine places that are spread over a distance of 2260 Km. will be developed:

Reviving the Ram Van Gaman Path for Tomorrow

The Ram Van Gaman path will acquaint future generations with the traditions and relics of the Ramayana era in Chhattisgarh. It will make them aware of the cultural relevance of their state, encouraging them to preserve and protect their culture. The project dedicated to the memories of Shri Ram is set to achieve phenomenal success in securing Chhattisgarh’s place on the map of religious tourism.

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Chhattisgarh Tourism And Travel Guide

Chhattisgarh is a state of multi cultures, traditions and a melting pot for different people coming in from all parts of India . This is one of the largest states in India and has been formed not too long ago. The state borders Madhya Pradesh , Maharashtra , Andhra Pradesh , Orissa and Jharkhand; therefore it is placed to the center east of the country. The state has hilly terrain as well as plains, with several rivers flowing around it. You can easily reach Chhattisgarh by air, rail or road as the cities are well connected to each other and there shouldn’t be any problem traveling. Tourism in Chhattisgarh is popular during winters when the air is cool and the climate is pleasant to go out and see different attractions. Below is our travel guide to Chhattisgarh that will tell you more about the places to visit and the things you can do in the popular as well as offbeat cities of Chhattisgarh.

How to Reach

Chhattisgarh has three major airports; the first one is in Raipur called Swami Vivekananda International Airport, situated at a distance of 15.5 km from Raipur city. The Bilaspur Airport distanced at 12.5 km from Bilaspur city is the second major airport and the third one is the Raigarh Airport at 10.2 km from the main city. Other than these there are other airports as well, but the frequency of flights in these airports is much better.

Chhattisgarh has well maintained roads and highways that link the different cities together as well as links it to adjacent states. Due to great connectivity, it is easy to travel to Chhattisgarh by car. You can also think of taking a bus that is run by CSRTC and make for a good road trip. If you are coming from neighbouring states, you can take an overnight luxury bus as well.

The zonal headquarters of South East Central Railway of Indian Railways is Bilaspur, which is one of the main cities of Chhattisgarh; hence, connectivity by rail is not a problem. There are several railheads out of which some important ones are The Bilaspur Junction railway station distanced at 1.4 km from the city and Raipur Junction Railway Station located at 1.4 km from the city. These railheads have trains coming in with more frequency and are the recommended railway stations for long distance travel.

Getting Around:

You can easily get around the cities in Chhattisgarh by using the public means of transport in the state. You can choose to ride the CSRTC buses that will take you to almost all the places, especially the attractions. If you want a more comfortable ride, take a taxi, which might come out a little more expensive or you can take an auto rickshaw as well. You can also rent out a car for the purpose of sightseeing.

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Weather and Best Time to Visit

Summer (March-June):

Summers in Chhattisgarh that start in the month of March and stay until June are the hottest months in this state. Temperatures during this time range from 35°C to 45°C, with some summers beiong brutal and the mercury rising up even more. This is not the recommended time to visit but it is a great time to see a lot of wildlife activity in the sanctuaries.

Monsoon (July-October):

Giving respite to the region in the month of July and lasting all the way to October is the monsoon season in Chhattisgarh. Temperatures during this time range from 28°C to 35°C, making it very cool and pleasant. A lot of people like to visit during this time to enjoy the climate and go sightseeing s well. There is moderate rainfall at this time and it is a safe time to go.

Winter (November-February):

The best season to visit Chhattisgarh is during winters due to the cool climate. Temperatures in the winter months range from 12°C to 22°C and as you can imagine, this means it is quite cold. During some winters, temperatures go down even lower and cause the climate to be very cold. Always carry appropriate clothing during winters if you are visiting.

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Things to Do

Visit the Capital Raipur :

The former capital of Madhya Pradesh and now the capital of Chhattisgarh is Raipur. The city is the highest producer of steel in the city and there are a number of plants that manufacture in there. The city is known for having a lot of people from different backgrounds, making it a multi cultural city. Enjoy the shopping and cuisine from the city.

Go to Kanger Ghati National Park:

One of the most famous national parks in Chhattisgarh as well as India is the Kanger Ghati National Park. This is a great place to visit if you are fond of seeing animals in their natural habitats. Spread over 200 sq km, this park has some of the most beautiful creatures and also birds that have migrated or are natives.

Feel Peaceful at Dhamtari :

Stretching over an area of 4084 sq km, Dhamtari is a district in Chhattisgarh that has 213132 hectares of land dedicated to natural forests. Once you visit the district, you get a feel of nature and at the same time you can also see the lifestyle of the tribes that have been living there for years. You can also get to buy agricultural equipments from Dhamtari.

Go on a Jungle Safari:

If you have never gone on a safari before, don’t fret, here’s your chance to do so in Chhattisgarh. The region is full of national parks and sanctuaries like the Indravati National Park , Achanakmar National Park and many more that provide its visitors with a chance to see the animals in there in their natural habitat. The sanctuary will provide you with a tour guide and a jeep as well.

Check out the Temples:

Chhattisgarh has something for everyone, especially pilgrims. The entire state is dotted with some of the most ancient and the most beautiful Hindi, Jain and Buddhist temples that are notable and worth stopping and seeing. Check out the famous Champakeshwara Mahadeva Temple in Champaranya and the Bambleshwari Devi Temple in Dongargarh amongst many others to see the religious side of the state.

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There is no changing the fact that food is an important factor where ever you are, and especially when you go on a vacation to a new state. There is a lot that Chhattisgarh as a state has to offer to its visitors in terms of food. The cuisine in Chhattisgarh is influenced by the food patterns in its neighbouring states and hence you are able to experience diversity in food here as well. Muthia is a famous snack that is made of rice batter and is seasoned with aromatic spices,; this dish is usually eaten by the locals for breakfast, try it their style and be a part of the culture. Something in between a chapatti and a dosa is a chila, which is also prepared from rice batter; make sure you dip it in coriander mint chutney to get the authentic taste. Don’t forget to try desi momos called Faraa that have spicy stuffing inside and are wrapped in rice pancakes and then steamed. Other then these delicious items, you can go for other things like tilgur, bafauri and dubki kadi. All of these items you can find all over the state of Chhattisgarh.

Since Chhattisgarh has so much diversity, it goes without saying that there are a lot of options to choose from when it comes down to shopping; every city has its own specialty. Most people shop for artifacts, handicrafts, handlooms and many other products that are locally made in that region and are absolutely a great gift to take back home for anyone as well. A lot of street shops in Raipur sell beautiful metal products; others sell items that are intricately made by the creative minds of the tribal community in the state. You can also find items that are made out of cane, bamboo and other materials. Other products to shop from in Chhattisgarh include wrought iron items, terracotta figurines, stone statues and idols, cotton fabrics and of course religious items that are sold right out the several temples in different cities.

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Indian Government Launch First Tribal Tourism Circuit Project in Chhattisgarh

Tourism in Chhattisgarh is set to scale new heights with the launch of first tribal tourism circuit project which was inaugurated on Friday by the Union minister K J Alphons in Gangrel. The project aims to connect 13 sites of tourist interest to give a boost to tribal tourism in the state and comes under Swadesh Darshan programme started by the Tourism Ministry in 2014 to support the growth of tourism circuits in tribal regions of the country .

The scheme was started by the Ministry of Tourism to channel new opportunities in the tourism sector by developing infrastructure in the tribal parts of India . This will bring forth endless possibilities in tribal tourism which lie unexplored in the remote regions of Chhattisgarh.

The destinations covered in the project are Gangrel, Jashpur, Chitrakoot, Kunkuri, Mainpat, Maheshpur, Kurdar, Kamleshpur, Sarodadadar, Kondagaon, Nathiya Nawagaon, Tirthgarh and Jagdalpur . The tribal tourism circuit intends to showcase the immense diversity of art and culture in these tribal villages by putting its efforts in improving the facilities for tourists. The plan enlists development of log huts, art and craft shops, tourist centres, art workshop centres, nature trails and installation of solar lighting to attract both domestic and international tourists. This development in the tribal regions is likely to increase the popularity of Tribal travel packages among domestic and international tourists, this is the good news for all travel agent of India .

With a population comprising of one third tribals, Chhattisgarh prides itself on being a prime destination for tribal tours . Dominated by dense forests, waterfalls and gushing streams of rivers, Chhattisgarh has plenty of spellbinding locations which will definitely lure nature lovers to take a tribal tour to its remote villages. The wildlife and vegetation of Chhattisgarh consists of many rare species of birds, animals, wild plants and fruits which make it an ideal location for eco and wildlife trips. Besides this, the state offers glimpses of life in tribal areas which makes for a rewarding vacation for those who want to escape the monotony of city life.

Chhattisgarh has some of the most primitive tribes living in its hills and forests which are the reason many tour operators in India have begun to introduce Tribal tours of Chhattisgarh to let the travelers experience life in the tribal villages in Chhattisgarh . These tribes of Chhattisgarh are known for their distinctive rituals, customs, traditions, food and costumes which differ from tribe to tribe. The state has around 35 tribes spread on its various parts. Of these the most prominent ones are Gonds, Muria, Kawar, Abuj Maria, Bison horn maria, Kol, Dhurva and Korba tribes. The tribal people in Chhattisgarh rely primarily on farming, fishing, hunting and herding activities for livelihood. These people live in special huts known as Ghotuls made from bamboo sticks, wood and mud which are sure to leave the tourists in awe of the warmth they carry.

The tribal folks living in the thirteen villages included under the Swadesh Darshan Scheme have retained the ancient way of living and subsist on minimal resources which is the most impressive feature of tribal life . With the launch of tribal tourism circuit project , both the tourists and locals are expected to benefit as the implementation of the project is likely to generate new avenues of employment for people belonging to tribal communities and will also enhance the existing facilities to provide a comfortable stay to tourists in the remote tribal regions.

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Situated in the Northern part of Mahasamund district, the wildlife sanctuary was established during 1976 on a huge area of 245 Sq.km. The sanctuary is a huge hit and ranks the seventh position in the popular attractions of Raipur.

Highlights – Lying on a flat and terrain area, the sanctuary gives shelter to number of Tigers, leopards, porcupine, pythons, antelopes, bison and many other species. As you walk in through the muddy paths, parrots, herons, egrets, black bucks, porcupines, monkeys, pea fowl and other species are sure to catch your attention, and you are sure to get surprised by seeing the barking deers. 

Location – This richly vegetated unique wildlife sanctuary is 100Kms away from Raipur and 45kms away from Mahasamund City

Timings – The sanctuary is open on all days from 7AM to 6PM

Shri Rajiv Lochan Mandir

RajivaLochana Mandir literally means “the beautiful one-eyes” and represents Lord Vishnu. The temple depicts significantly the example of the architecture of Mahakosala.

Highlights – The temple consists of twelve pillars, each of the pillars are beautifully carved with figures of various God and Goddess like – Lord Vishnu, Lord Rama, Lord Narasimha and Goddess Durga. Standing at the congregation of three rivers – Pairy, Sondhu and Mahanadi, the temple impresses its tourists with its main design made of Chaitya arch wooden motif. If you observe closely you can also make out that the shrine entrance has been adorned with the sculptures of Snake Goddess.

Location – The temple located in Rajim, near Raipur was built during the 8th century

Timings – The shrine is open on all days from 6AM to 7.30 PM

Danteshwari Temple

The Warangal ancestral deity of the Chalukya kings got established as Danteshwari near the congregation of Dankini River and Shankini River and hence this place was named as Danteshwari.

Highlights – This temple is built in dedication to Goddess Danteshwari, the highlight of this temple is that this is one of the 52 Shakthi peethas in the Whole country. As per the legends this is the place where the tooth or Daanth of Sati fell during the Satya Yuga. The Goddess is taken out for a huge procession during the Dusshera time and hence tourists can pay homage to this temple during this time and also light the Jyoti Kalashas.

Location – The temple is situated in Dantewada to the south-west of Jagdalpur

Chitrakot Waterfalls

The waters of River Indr?vati flows from the Vindhu Mountain range to form the Chitrakot waterfalls. Often called as India’s Niagara Falls, this is the top attraction and largest waterfalls of India and is great to visit during the rainy season.

Highlights – This horse shaped wonderful waterfalls is dense and thickly forested, giving the spectators a great view to enjoy. The areas surrounding the waterfalls are simply stunning and captivating. The beauty of the place enhances as you watch the birds sitting at the corners of the waterfalls, the gushing noise from the waterfalls will linger in your ears even after you come out of the waterfalls.

Location - The waterfalls is located around 50 km away from Jagdalpur of Bastar District and hardly 270 Km from Raipur

Timings – Open all days from 6.30AM to 6.30PM

Price – Entry to this waterfall is free of cost

Rajeev Smriti Van

Built in memory of Former Prime Minister LT. Rajeev Gandhi, this place is a unique Ex- situ conservation site. Built over a huge area of 14 acres, this Van was developed to create public awareness towards conservation of Nature.

Highlights – The unique feature of Rajeev Smriti Van is that everything over here runs on Solar Energy, this is a must visit place mainly if you are travelling with your kids. It gives a marvellous view and explains about the nature, trees and environment. Once you are completely done exploring this Van, you can visit the nearby attractions like Balaji Temple, Bastar, Arang, Champaran and Bhilai

Location –This Van is located hardly 12 km away from Raipur city

Timings – The Van is open for public from 8AM to 6.30PM on all days

Mahakoshal Art Gallery

A rare heritage property is this Mahakoshal art Gallery. This art gallery showcases all the artwork of the local people, the building also hosts a number of art exhibitions.

Highlights – The limelight of the art gallery is that the gallery is in the octagon shape and hence is a centre of attraction for tourists visiting Raipur. It is reviewed that this gallery itself is a piece of art to be explored. The visitors after exploring this white stone gallery can go down to nearby places like Shaheed Smarak complex, Bastar, Arang, Gandhi Udyan Park and Bhilai. 

Location – This gallery stands tall in the heart of Raipur adjacent to Mahant Ghasidas Museum and is hardly a KM away from Jaistambh Chowk.

Purkhauti Muktangan

Purkhauti Muktangan is developed by the Cultural Department of Chhattisgarh Government and is spread over a huge 18 hectare of land. It exhibits the entire natural resources with existing industries and infrastructures.

Highlights – The building is a sole tourist attraction spot as it captured a place in the VISION 2020. This is a nice place to understand the culture of the local tribes and gives a lot of knowledge to the kids. Everything is available inside the premises, so you and your family can roam around and explore the place leisurely; the key highlight is that you can see the Whole of Chhattisgarh under one roof at this theme park cum museum, catch the glimpse of models like Kawardha, Folk dance model and Jagdalpur forest at this gallery.

Location - It is situated in Naya Raipur of Chhattisgarh and is hardly 19Km away from Raipur

Timings – Open on all days from 7AM to 6PM

Bhoramdeo Temple

Want to get back into the glorious past and explore all those ancient temples? Visit Bhoramdeo Temple, this temple was constructed somewhere during the 7th -11th century and is called as the Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh.

Highlights – Bhoramdeo Temple offers a spectacular view of the whole city, the exquisite feature of this temple is that is beautifully decorated and looks spectacular. The temple has many religious sculptures and erotic sculptures as well. If you are a lover of ancient India, then you have to pay a visit to this temple and see how the Shiva Linga is beautifully sculptured. 

Location –  Standing amidst the charming environs of Maikal mountains and thick green lush forests, This temple complex is built at the foot of Maikal range of hills, and is 18Km away from Kawardha

Timing – There is no specific visiting time as the temple is open from Dawn to Dusk

Tirathgarh Falls

If there is any spot that will provide you with a combination of fun, entertainment, picnic and adventure, it is this Tirathgarh Falls at the Kanger Valley national Park. This is one of the best-known picnic spots in Jagdalpur as well.

Highlights – The most stunning waterfalls in the whole of Chhattisgarh is this waterfall, the limelight of this waterfall is that the falls over here split into multiple falls as it flows down and gives a Stunning view for the spectators. This is also an ecotourism spot as it enjoins the Kanger Valley national park. When you are done with seeing/enjoying this 300 feet fall, you can spend some spiritual time at the small temple that is located opposite to the falls over a huge rock.

Location – Towards the South-west of Jagdalpur at a distance of 35Km lies this magnificent waterfalls.

Kanger Valley National Park (Jagdalpur)

Established during 1982, the Kanger Valley National Park is bounded by numerous villages on all of its sides. Deriving its name from the Kanger River, this National Park Is declared as one of the Asian Biosphere Reserve.

Highlights – The highlight of this Park is its Location and surrounding, the Park is surrounded by a rich biodiversity of fauna like Chikara, barking deer, Chital, jackal, hyena, wild boar, buck, drongo and some rare mouse deer. You can show your kids the animal world over here instead of showing them in the animal book, apart from this, the rich flora like fungi, algae, bryophytes and pteridophytes add beauty to the park. Last but not the least complete the trip by taking the Safari rides.

Location – Situated on river Kolab, this 34Km long park is 27 km away from Jagdalpur

MM Fun city, Raipur

Located on an expanse of huge acres of land, this water cum Fun amusement park in Raipur is the most loved entertainment destination. It is an awesome fun world to enjoy with family and friends.

Highlights – The Fun City boasts of its various Fun water slides, rain dance, kid’s zone, restaurant, wave pool and family pool. The Cluster of water rides available over here will in various shapes and models will make your ride delightful. The other popular draws are the rain dance, banquet, restaurant and Lawns. When you and family get tired you can take rest in the AC rooms, and be secured as you can store your belongings in the safe locks provided by the authorities. Five to six hours won’t be enough to get the masti and dhammal from here, you will long for more!

Location – The MM Fun City is located on the Baktara Godhi Road at Raipur

Timings – Open on Weekdays from 10.30Am to 7Pm and Weekends from 10.30 Am to 8Pm

Mahant Ghasidas Memorial Museum

If you have a keen interest in architecture or history, you should probably visit the Mahant Ghasidas Memorial museum when you come to Raipur. Established by Raja Mahant Ghasidas during 1875, the museum is more of a preservation site that houses various objects of Anthropology, natural history, archaeology, paintings and Arts, Crafts.

Highlights – The museum’s library deserves a special mention as the second-floor stocks some of the finest collection of images, coins, sculptures, inscriptions and other items, on the other hand the first house showcases objects relating to nature including various mammals, birds, snakes and more.

Location – The museum built in the British architectural style is located in Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Timings – Open to public on all days from 9.30AM to 6PM

Maitri Bagh

A man made water body that Symbolises the peace between India and USA is Maitri Bagh. This friendship park is a huge attraction among tourists who visit Chhattisgarh and it happens to be the biggest zoo of Chhattisgarh

Highlights – Maitri Bagh literally means Garden of Friendship, so to enjoy the place go with your friends and experience the top attractions that it provides. The Park cum Zoo can also be your favorite picnic spot, go around and sit beside the beautiful lakes, play at the gardens; you will get awe-stuck seeing the musical fountains at the garden, and when you are totally exhausted, take the toy train Maitrey Express ride and come across the whole Zoo. Finally take a picture of the whole Zoo from the pragathi Minar and end your trip

Location – Maitri Bagh is located in Bhilai, in close proximity to Bhilai Waterworks

Timings - This zoo is open from 10 AM to 5PM on all days of the week

Kailash and Kotumsar Cave

Kailash and Kotusmar Cave is not only a unique cave, but is also the second longest cave in the whole world. The cave discovered in 1993 stretches to an area of 100m.

Highlights – The uniqueness of the cave is that it can’t be accessed beyond a certain point due to lack of oxygen flow inside the deep cave. This two-kilometer-deep cave looks stunningly gigantic amidst the dense forests. Want to get some fun? Clap your hands inside the cave and you will hear back musical sounds vibrating from the hollow walls. Once you are done exploring the cave, pay a visit to the adjacent Kanger National park also

Location – The cave is located just beside the Tirathgarh Waterfalls and about 40 Km away from Jagdalpur

Purani Basti

Purani Basti of Raipur is one of the oldest known civilisations of the present India. The name translates to “Old Colony” In English and it is regarded as one of the richest cultural bases of Central India.

Highlights – It is believed that the parent of barter system “Turi hatri” the first commercial market for fruits and vegetables began here; it was also a hub of business fairs and auto-expos. Visitors may think what is great about this place, but there are many things to see in the immediate vicinity like the Modern markets, malls, stadiums, race course, gym, Sports club and local fairs. Apart from this, the place holds a special significance as the “Nadi Pahad” – a famous game was invented here.

Location – Purani Basti is a sub-location falling under the Basti Sardar and is near to Raipur

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Want to travel to an era bygone? Then Durbar Square is the place to be! The Durbar Square Central is a popular place among the tourists. It is well known for the ancient Royal Palace, which faces next to the square. Highlights:The concentrated mass of temples in this region is perhaps one of the biggest highlights of this place. It is here that you will find a stunning display of Newari architecture. The temple construction here happened from 14thto 18thcenturies, especially during the reign of King Siddhinarsingh Malla. The Durbar Central Square is one of the perfect places where you can wander around for hours, looking at magnificent buildings.Location: The Durbar Square is located in Patan Nepal.Timings: Entry is from 7 am to 7 pm. Price: For foreign travelers, the prices are from USD 3-8.

Once upon a time, this was the former residence of the Malla Kings. But now, this place houses some of the finest collections of art. The palace, which surrounds Keshav Narayan Chowk is perhaps best known for its art, symbolism as well as architecture. It is one of the most popular places to explore the culture and life in Nepal in depth. You would need at least an hour to truly enjoy the beauty of this place. Highlights: While some rooms and exhibits of the Museum were damaged in 2015 earthquake, most of the place has been restored, which makes it perfect for a visit. The collections here are displayed in timbre and brick rooms, each one of which are linked with a narrow staircase. The informative labels ensure that the exhibits hold your interest for a long time.Location: Patan, Nepal.Timings: From 10:30am to 5:30pm. Last admission at 4pm.Price: USD 6-8.

Explore the spiritual beauty of Nepal by visiting Hiranya Varna Mahavihar. This stunning temple is a golden colored monastery that is situated in Nepal. The place is quite popular for feeding rats. Highlights: One of the major highlights of this place is the elaborate rituals and traditions that the temple has for different ceremonies. That’s what makes it more exciting than you can imagine. It is here that you will find the elegance of Buddhist architecture. Here you can see elaborate carvings and walk among the worshippers. Don’t forget to look for elephant structures at this place and see religious artworks, including impressive icons of goddess Arya Tara at the courtyard. Take a five minute walk from the temple to visit Patan Durbar Square. Shoes and leather is prohibited here.Location: Patan, Nepal.

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Chhattisgarh CM to kickstart 1st Phase of 'Ram Van Gaman' project tomorrow to boost tourism

On the bank of mahanadi, shivrinarayan town as well as the entire state hopes to attract tourists in the coming days as chhattisgarh chief minister bhupesh baghel is set to inaugurate his government's ambitious 'ram van gaman tourism circuit' project's first phase works here on sunday-- coinciding on the occasion of ram navami, the birthday of lord rama..

On the bank of Mahanadi, Shivrinarayan town as well as the entire state hopes to attract tourists in the coming days as Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel is set to inaugurate his government's ambitious 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit' project's first Phase works here on Sunday-- coinciding on the occasion of Ram Navami, the birthday of Lord Rama. Almost the entire Baghel government's cabinet is likely to be present in the grand three-day ceremony which was kickstarted on Saturday with the beginning of a Ramayan recital contest-- a first of its kind event organised by any government earlier in the state at this level.

For the purpose of conserving and beautifying the cultural heritage, traditions and relics of the Ramayana period in Chhattisgarh, the work of infrastructure development, restoration and beautification is being done at nine places under 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit'. The 8th Century old Shivrinarayan temple in Shivrinarayan town, a prominent pilgrimage centre, where Lord Ram had stayed for nearly 12 years of his 14-year exile in the Dandakaranya region of Chhattisgarh, is among the nine places whose works will be inaugurated by Chhattisgarh CM on Sunday.

The tourism department has identified 75 sites of Ram Van Gaman Path in Chhattisgarh based on various research papers and ancient beliefs after discussion with historians. All the sites echo the stories of Ram, Laxman and Sita living in exile in the forests of Chhattisgarh. As per the legend, in Treta Yug Chhattisgarh was known as Dakshin Kosal and Dandkaranya. Lord Rama travelled all the way from North India to Chhattisgarh, and after spending nearly four months at various places of Chhattisgarh, he moved to South India. Lord Rama had entered Chhattisgarh from a place named Harchauka Sitamadi via the Gawai river of the Koriya district.

In the first phase of this project, the plan is to develop the nine spots that fall on the forested route that Lord Ram traversed. These sites include Sitamarhi Harchauka (Korea), Ramgarh (Sarguja), Shivrinarayan (Janjgir-Champa), Turturiya (Balodabazar), Chandkuri (Raipur), Rajim (Gariaband), Sihawa Saptarishi Ashram (Dhamtari), Jagdalpur (Bastar) and Ramaram (Sukma). Last year, on the occasion of Ram Navami, Chhattisgarh CM had inaugurated and renovated the Kaushalya Mata temple in Chandhkhuri.

According to Hindu mythology from the age of Ramayana, Sabari Ashram is situated here. The temple of Shivarinarayan is a great piece of work by Vaishnav Shaili by the Vaishnav community. During Magh Purnima a grand fate is being organized here. It is a place of worth watching for tourists. Mahant Ram Sundar Das, Shivrinarayan Temple Mathadhees, told ANI that the place has the pride of being the birthplace of Mata Shivri.

"This place has the distinction of being one of oldest religious places. There is a confluence of three rivers-- Mahanadi, Jivnath river and Jonk river-- at this place. Situated on the banks of these rivers, this is Shivrinarayan Nagar, where Shivrinarayan temple is situated." Projecting the benefits of the works being done under the 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit', Das said, "Till now, we were not able to spread the importance of this temple. I congratulate Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel for raising the issue in his cabinet to develop 75 places where Lord Rama is stated to be visited during his 14-years exile.

"A total of 75 such places have been identified and Shivrinarayan has been set as the main centre point in the development and renovation work. In the first phase, mother Kaushalya's birthplace in Chandrakhuri has been developed, and the Shivrinarayan area is among those nine 'Ram Gaman tourist circuit' places which will be developed under this project." Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel will inaugurate all the works done under the 'Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit' project's first phase on the event of Ram Navmi-- the birthday of Lord Rama, he said.

Das said Chhattisgarh CM has organised a first-ever state-level Ramayana mela in which participants of various districts are taking participation in a Ramayana recital competition. "The winners will be awarded by CM. The first winner will be provided Rs 5 lakh, the second Rs 3 lakh and the third Rs 2 lakh as a reward."

Giving details about Shivrinarayan temple, Das said the temple is "one of oldest religious places and historians mention that it was constructed anytime in the 8th century". "This is one the tallest temple among all other temples constructed in Chhattisgarh so far. The carvings done on the stones of this temple seem to have been done on wood. The speciality of this temple is that Lord Shivrinarayan is seated here."

This town is named as Shivrinarayan in the name of this temple, said Das, adding, "all schools and colleges being opened here are named in the name of Lord Shivrinarayan". Chhattisgarh CM and his cabinet have done the work of expanding the pride of the state not only in India but on the world stage, Das mentioned

Asked about the benefit to the tourism sector due to 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit' project, Das said, "The tourists of foreign countries will come here and they will get a chance to see the places of Lord Shivrinarayan. The tourists will also get acquainted with the culture and rituals of Shivrinarayan." "Chhattisgarh CM's vision is to increase the income of people residing in Shivrinarayan and other places in Chhattisgarh by attracting tourism through renovation and development work on 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit'," said Das.

"Shivrinarayan is already accounted in one of the business regions but the development work being done in the region will certainly lead to an increase in income and source of business, and people will get benefits," he added. Shivrinarayan, a land of mythology and spirituality, lies on the banks of Mahanadi in Janjgir Champa district, around 130 kilometres from Raipur. This is the place where Shabari, a character in Ramayana, is believed to have offered Lord Rama the berries that she tasted first to ensure he got only the sweetest ones.

The inauguration of the first phase of works at nine places of the 'Ram Van Gaman tourism circuit' project is significant in terms of attracting more tourism to the state. (ANI)

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