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Boating to boost tourism at Peruvannamuzhi

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The Kozhikode district administration plans to resume boating at Peruvannamuzhi reservoir and start new services at Thonikadavu to promote tourism.

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  • The Kozhikode district administration will resume boating at Peruvannamuzhi reservoir and introduce services at Thonikadavu.
  • Authorities will use solar-powered boats to reduce environmental impact.
  • Officials have decided to hire temporary staff to support these tourism operations.
  • The initiative aims to leverage the area's natural landscapes to increase tourist footfall.

What to watch next

  • The selection of boat operators for the Thonikadavu service
  • The outcome of the upcoming special meeting regarding comprehensive destination development

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Fathima Thahiliya

Perambra MLA

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  • Boating will offer visitors an opportunity to experience the reservoir, its islets and the surrounding forested landscape. The idea is to develop Peruvannamuzhi as a major tourism destination by leveraging its natural beauty, water resources and potential for adventure tourism, particularly among young people,
    [1]The Hindu1h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    to discuss the comprehensive development of the destination. Boating through the reservoir, which has 13 islets, is envisaged as a key attraction in efforts to develop Peruvannamuzhi as a major tourism destination. “ Boating will offer visitors an opportunity to experience the reservoir, its islets and the surrounding forested landscape. The idea is to develop Peruvannamuzhi as a major tourism destination by leveraging its natural beauty, water resources and potential for adventure tourism, particularly among young people, ” said Ms. Thahiliya. A ₹3.13-crore tourism development project was implemented at Peruvannamuzhi in 2021, with facilities, including a children’s park. Two solar-powered boats were launched at the Peruvannamuzhi

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Named India · Peruvannamuzhi · Thonikadavu · Fathima Thahiliya · Irrigation Department · Kozhikode district administration · M.S. Madhavikutty

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