Amaravati: The government is making plans to give more impetus to the tourism sector in Andhra Pradesh. New projects are being undertaken to bring the people of the state in touch with nature and provide a pleasant experience to the tourists.
It is stated in the news that measures have been initiated to utilize the six newly constructed city forests in the state as part of this tourism development. The main purpose of these seems to be to increase the greenery in the city areas and provide a pleasant environment to the people.
The government intends to develop tourist circuits from Nallamala region to Maredumilli, from Bapatla coastal region to Kotappakonda connecting the various natural, spiritual and tourist areas of the state.Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan stated in the magazine that steps are being taken to take the art of tourism to all parts of the state. The government has also decided to take forward the six newly constructed city parks in this direction.
With the increase in greenery through city forests, the local people will have a pleasant environment and the visitors will get a new tourism experience. The government is trying to further expand the tourism sector in AP by developing nature, spirituality and coastal tourism together.