Lighthouses in Odisha hold huge tourism potential
The Hindu
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As the Union Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways seeks to develop 65 lighthouses on public-private-partnership mode, Odisha’s five lighthouses present huge potential for tourism. One of the five lighthouses situated along the Odisha coast was the 180-year-old functional tower which continues to guide ships. The ‘False Point’ island lighthouse is situated off the Kendrapara coast while the other four are situated in the mainland. The Ministry wants to develop them as hubs of tourism under the Sagarmala project.More Related News
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