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PESHAWAR, Nov 27 (APP):The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government has decided to develop the tourist sites in the province, and released an expenditure report in this regard.
The development of 16 tourist sites in the province will cost more than 256 million rupees, says an offical statement here.
As many as 24.4 million rupees have been approved for Khushal Garh, 12 million rupees for the restoration of Chashma Jangal Khel, 17 million rupees for Bado Ziarat, and 15 million rupees for Bona Sharif in Kohat.
As many as 20 million rupees have been allocated for the D.I. Khan picnic point, 15 million rupees for Jamal Garhi Mardan, 17 million rupees for development work in Takht Bhai Mardan, 20 million rupees for Jabban Malakand, and 18 million rupees for Tota Kan Malakand.
Among the development works, 20 million rupees have been allocated for Bahrain Swat, 21 million rupees for Karakaar Buner, 18 million rupees for Kumrat, more than 20 million rupees for Garam Chashma Chitral, and more than 20 million rupees for Chitral Laspur.
Funds for the projects will be provided from the 2025–26 budget. Obtaining a No Duplication Certificate has been declared mandatory for these projects, and work will begin only after technical approval for the development of the tourist sites.
The projects are subject to technical evaluation according to the estimated cost.