The Folk Festival concluded at Sunaseri in Ramban district, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Pahari community, featuring traditional music, dance, sports, and art. MLA Arjun Singh Raju inaugurated newly developed tourism infrastructure.
In Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district, a two-day grand Folk Festival concluded at Sunaseri (Guglidhar) last evening. The event, organised by locals in collaboration with the District Administration Ramban, Directorate of Tourism Jammu, and Jammu & Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture & Languages, aimed to promote indigenous culture and boost Sunsari as an emerging rural and eco-tourism destination. The festival featured colorful Pahari folk and cultural programs, showcasing traditional music, dance, and local art forms; rural sports competitions promoting the region’s indigenous sporting traditions; and camping activities that offered visitors an opportunity to experience the natural beauty and rural charm of Sunaseri. Thousands of locals and visitors enjoyed the events, creating a vibrant atmosphere at the scenic destination. MLA Ramban Arjun Singh Raju inaugurated newly developed tourism infrastructure and amenities, executed by the Public Works (R&B) Department at an estimated cost of 2.17 crore. The facilities include eco log huts, viewpoints, benches, improved drainage, and connected pathways aimed at enhancing visitor amenities while maintaining the area’s natural ecology. He appreciated the District Administration and the local community for organising the festival and preserving the region’s rich cultural traditions. He described Sunaseri as one of the most picturesque yet unexplored destinations of Ramban and expressed his commitment to making the festival an annual feature after the monsoon season to attract more visitors.
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Akashvani News
