The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced a big Rs500 million package to boost tourism in Hazara Division. The main focus is on finding and developing new tourist spots in Kolai-Palas and Allai areas.
Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi made this announcement during a high-level meeting to review development work in the region. He said tourism is a top priority for the provincial government. The money will come under the Khushhal Hazara Package.
CM Afridi also promised more funds to improve tourist facilities, good hospitality, traffic management, and readiness for the monsoon season. He directed officials to make special traffic plans for busy tourist places. A commission will be formed to solve the old boundary dispute between Chor Mali and Baleej valleys.
Officials shared good progress on many development projects. Around 139 schemes are going on in Hazara Division. Work on complaint solving and digitization of land records is also moving forward. These steps aim to bring better governance and attract more local and foreign visitors.
This package is expected to create jobs, improve infrastructure, and highlight the natural beauty of Hazara. It will help turn the region into a major tourism hub in Pakistan.
