Adventure activity expected to boost tourism, employment in Barsoo village of Pulwama PAMPORE: In an exciting development for tourism and local employment, 29-year-old mountaineer Nahida Manzoor has introduced paragliding activities in Barsoo village, Awantipora, in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district. Known for its scenic beauty, Barsoo now offers adventure enthusiasts an exhilarating new experience, enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination. The inauguration ceremony, held on Saturday, was met with enthusiasm from the local community.
Residents believe that paragliding will attract tourists from across the region and beyond, providing a much-needed boost to the local economy. Increased tourism is expected to create numerous job opportunities, helping to combat unemployment in the area. At the event, officials from Pampori and Daughters Adventure expressed optimism about the future prospects of Barsoo Village.
“This is a landmark day for our community,” they said. “Paragliding will not only showcase the natural beauty of Barsoo but also bring economic benefits through tourism. We are committed to ensuring the safety and satisfaction of all visitors.
” Local attendees of the inaugural flights were thrilled with the experience. “The views from above are simply breathtaking,” said a visitor. “This is a fantastic addition to the adventure tourism options in the region.
” The residents of Barsoo are hopeful that this new venture will pave the way for more develop.
