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Press Information Bureau Government of India *** MHA approves new tourist and trekking routes in Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir New Delhi, December 18, 2018 Buoyed by the success of many tourism initiatives under Prime Minister’s Development Package-2015, the Government of J&K has taken yet another leap by proposing to open up more tourists/trekking routes in the region of Ladakh with the aim of recapturing the glory, rich culture and beauty of the region. With the objective of giving fillip to the tourism sector and enhancing the economic activity in the “Land of High Passes” (Ladakh region) of J&K, the Ministry of Home Affairs has approved the proposal of State Government of J&K to open up more tourists/trekking routes in the region. The proposed New Tourist Routes: The proposed New Trekking Routes: Ø Merak – Lema Bend Ø Phyang – Dokla – HunderDok – Hunder Ø Chushul – Kartsangla – Mahe Ø Durbuk – shahikul – Tharuk – Ø (ii) Basgo – Ney – Sato Kargyam – Parma – Erath HunderDok – Hunder – Chusul and Loma – Hanley Ø (iii) Temisgam - Largyap – Ø Korzok – Nurbo – Sumdo – Parangla – Kazaand Panchathang – Skuru Ø Agyam – Shayok – Durbuk Ø (iv) Saspol – Saspochey – Rakurala – Skuru Salient Features of the approved proposal: · To ensure smooth movement of the tourists within the Leh District, the validity of permit system for tourist visiting Ladakh region has been increased to 15 days from previous limit of 7 days. · To ensure safety and security, the tourists/trekkers shall not be allowed to Night Stay on all trekking routes and also on the tourists routes mentioned at Sl Nos. (iii), (iv) & (v). · For effective management of the new routes, State Government of J&K has been advised to constitute a Coordinate Committee at the District level chaired by Deputy Commissioner, Leh, with the representatives of Army, JK Police, ITBP and other security agencies. The Committee will meet once in three months to ensure smooth management of the existing as well as new routes. **** .

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