Nandapur’s Tourism Prospects Come into Focus as Koraput District Collector Visits Parabmali Caves, Rani Duduma Waterfall and a Mission Shakti Café Run by Self-Reliant Women

 Koraput ,Oct 24 [UDN}: During his visit to Nandapur Block in Koraput district today, the District Collector of Koraput visited the scenic Parabmali Caves, the picturesque Rani Duduma Waterfall and a Mission Shakti Café operated by self-reliant women. The visit focused on exploring the region’s immense tourism potential, assessing the importance of conserving its natural resources and appreciating the commendable efforts of women’s self-help groups in promoting economic self-reliance.

The Collector visited Parabmali Caves, which are known for their natural beauty, as well as Rani Duduma Waterfall, one of the region’s attractive natural destinations. These locations reflect the rich natural heritage and tourism opportunities of the Nandapur area. The visit provided an opportunity to observe the region’s scenic attractions and recognise their potential to contribute to local development through tourism.

During the tour, the Collector also visited a Mission Shakti Café managed by women who have taken steps towards becoming economically independent through collective enterprise. The initiative highlights the important role played by women’s self-help groups in promoting entrepreneurship, creating livelihood opportunities and strengthening the economic position of women in rural areas.

The visit also highlighted the importance of protecting the region’s natural resources while exploring opportunities for tourism development. Sustainable tourism, proper conservation of natural attractions and the active participation of local communities can help preserve the area’s environmental wealth while generating additional livelihood opportunities for residents.

Through this visit, the Koraput District Collector closely examined the area’s tourism prospects, the need to safeguard its natural heritage and the inspiring contribution of women’s self-help groups. The visit underscored the importance of combining environmental conservation, tourism promotion and women’s empowerment to support the overall development of Nandapur Block and the wider Koraput district.