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Chhattisgarh opens Indravati Tiger Reserve to tourism after four decades

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Chhattisgarh opened the Indravati Tiger Reserve to organized wildlife tourism on November 1, 2026. The reserve, which covers 2,800 sq km, was closed for four decades. Officials stated the move aims to promote eco-tourism and showcase the region's biodiversity. The opening followed a significant improvement in the security situation in the Bastar region.

From hindustantimes.com

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The opening is intended to promote eco-tourism and showcase the region's biodiversity. Officials emphasized that the focus will be on ensuring local communities benefit from the new tourism activities. This move follows a significant improvement in the security situation in the area previously affected by the Maoist insurgency.

From hindustantimes.com

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    Could see increased revenue from new eco-tourism activities in the reserve.

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