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Night safari at Bannerghatta

Bangalore: The State Government has proposed to commence night safari at the Bannerghatta National Park in the city. The investment for the project is estimated around Rs. 180 crore. Minister for Tourism G. Janardhan Reddy told presspersons here that the proposal would be placed before Cabinet for the approval. The Tourism Department is keen on the project and the safari would be on the lines of the night safari at the Singapore Zoological Gardens, he said.

About the tourism potential in the City, Mr Reddy said Bangalore City would be developed as one of India’s tourist destinations.

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