Assam's Kaziranga National Park generates Rs 75 lakh in two months since its reopening

GUWAHATI:

Kaziranga National Park in Assam has collected over Rs 75 lakh revenue in two just months since it reopened to the tourists on October 21.

The park had remained closed for eight months following the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.

According to reports, tourists will be allowed to visit Potahi wetland under Burapahar Range, Kaziranga from December 23.

Assam: Total number of tourists visited #Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve since 21st October, 2020: 37,816 & revenue collected: 75.29 lakh

Tourist will be allowed to visit Potahi wetland under Burapahar Range, Kaziranga from 23rd December,2020@tapascancer pic.twitter.com/lWhbidekIf

— DD India (@DDIndialive) December 21, 2020

(Edited by Laxmi Chyrmang)