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Development of leadership qualities, courage, persistence, imagination, adventure nature, developing positive team spirit, co-ordination is possible with help of adventure sports,” the draft policy said. Maharashtra boasts 720 km of seashore, the Sahyadri and Satpuda mountains, plains of Panchgani, Chikhaldara, Melghat, Tadoba, Nagzira forests, Lonar Lake and other important places, it says. According to the draft policy, the State's geographical variety is ideal for adventure sports. Facilities for water sports can come up at dams, lakes, sea shore, rivers. In mountains, facilities for mountaineering and aero sports can come up. It is possible to develop artificial facilities for adventure sports at sports complex, gardens and tourist centres.
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