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HAR GAON KI KAHANI, initiative of HP Tourism

Himahal Pradesh Tourism Department under the Chairmanship of the Chief Secretary, Shri S. Roy, who is also the Principal Secretary Tourism, started a new concept namely " HAR GAON KI KAHANI". 

  1. Under this project all the villages with potential tourism related wealth will be identified by 15th June 2012 and then tourism related developments will be started. The first effort was held by the name of MASROOR FESTIVAL on 21sth December 2011 under the project Har Gaon Ki Kahani. 
  2. The department is organising a  pen-ink prints of the complex for publicity purposes.
  3. A multilingual documentary on Har Gaon Ki Kahani and Masroor festival will be shown exhibition with in and outside the country. 
  4. The successful Tum Mujhe Bhula na paoge(Unforgettable Himachal) campaign in Hindi has also be dubbed in other languages including English and will be promoted overseas also.
  5. From this year all the tourism literature is being translated in different languages
  6. Under Hunar-Se-Rojgar programme, about 6000 youths are to be trained through out the state at a cost of Rs. 534 lakhs for enhancing the employability in the tourism sector and also to prepare them for running their own tourism ventures. 
  7. Apart from this Hospitality related courses will be run in 7 more IT Is. Rs.1400 lakhs will be spend on these courses.
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Dr. Kshitiz Sharma
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