Uttarakhand CM shares first pics of Tulip Garden, says 'it will transform tourism'

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat shared breathtaking pictures of one of the biggest tulip gardens in the world situated in the scenic village of Munsiyari. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader took to Twitter to share the photographs of what he called “successful pilot” of his “dream project”.

Set on the backdrop of Uttarakhand’s Panchachuli ranges, Rawat said that the tulip garden will help transform the tourism sector in the region. In a series of tweets, the Uttarakhand CM said that the government has been taking every possible effort to bring structural improvement as well as effective use of the state’s geographical location for creating livelihood.

The 59-year-old leader said that the tulip garden is a part of ‘Munsiyari Nature Education and Eco Park Center’ which is spread in 30 hectares. He further added that another tulip garden on 50 hectares of land near the famous Mostamanu temple of Pithoragarh is also being developed. 

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'Made my day'

Social media was mighty impressed with the first pictures of the project and congratulated the authorities who made it possible. The Indian Forest Service (IFS) Association congratulated the research wing of state’s forest department for a successful trial to find the suitability of tulip flowering in the region. Check out the reactions:

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