Border tourism initiative helping economy of forward areas in J&K, Ladakh UTs
Tourists make a beeline to Suchetgarh where they are allowed to walk up to the zero-line and take selfies with the Pakistani border post in the background.
Tourists make a beeline to Suchetgarh where they are allowed to walk up to the zero-line and take selfies with the Pakistani border post in the background.
On Saturday, Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone for border tourism development work at the Tanot temple complex adjacent to India-Pakistan international border, which lies around 120 km from Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
Director Tourism GN Itoo said that the border tourism has a potential to change the socio-economic condition of the local people.
