Aravalli Jungle Safari to Redefine Eco-Tourism in Haryana
Media Report-
Haryana is set to witness a transformative leap in eco-tourism with the development of a grand jungle safari project in the Aravalli Hills. This initiative aims to boost sustainable tourism while strengthening environmental conservation and redefining the state's eco-identity.

Spread over nearly 10,000 acres, this ambitious project will serve as a significant step toward wildlife preservation, safeguarding natural biodiversity, and encouraging eco-friendly tourism. The safari will host a diverse range of animals, birds, and plant species and will be developed using modern, sustainable technologies.

To gather insights and shape the vision of the project, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Union Minister Manohar Lal, and Environment & Wildlife Minister Rao Narbir Singh recently visited 'Vantara' in Jamnagar, Gujarat, a globally recognized conservation facility.

The development of this safari is expected to generate ample employment opportunities for local youth in fields such as tourism, hospitality, eco-guiding, and other allied services. It will also help enhance regional climate resilience and ecological balance.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is personally overseeing the progress of the project and has directed the Forest and Environment Department to ensure that every stage of development remains fully eco-friendly.