Post-lockdown, ‘Ambari’ may hit the road from Aug. 1
The Hindu
KSTDC’s open-roof bus tour was launched in March this year but had to be withdrawn soon in view of second wave of COVID-19 and lockdown
With the sharp drop in COVID-19 cases and reopening of many popular tourist sites in and around Mysuru and also in neighbouring districts, the Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) is considering resuming its Ambari open-roof bus tours in Mysuru from August 1. The initiative became a reality after a long wait in March this year. However, the buses were taken off the road after the pandemic situation worsened and a lockdown was announced. With the lockdown curbs eased and the stakeholders hoping for revival of tourism, the KSTDC is hoping to attract visitors once again with Ambari.
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