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Open bus for giving tour of Ambala Cantonment to be introduced: Vij

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Open bus for giving tour of Ambala Cantonment to be introduced: Vij

Ambala Cantonment: Open Bus Tour to Showcase Military Heritage

Haryana Transport, Labour and Energy Minister Anil Vij has announced plans to transform Ambala Cantonment into a major tourist destination. A key element of this initiative is the introduction of an open-top bus tour, designed to showcase the area’s significant historical sites.

Vij, speaking to The Tribune on April 21, 2025, highlighted the construction of a Shaheed Smarak, a memorial dedicated to unsung military heroes. This memorial will be a focal point of the planned tour.

The open bus tour will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to explore the rich history and heritage of Ambala Cantonment. The route will encompass key locations of historical and military significance.

This initiative is expected to boost local tourism and create economic opportunities for the region. The project’s success hinges on effective promotion and well-maintained infrastructure, ensuring a positive visitor experience and contributing to Ambala Cantonment’s growth as a heritage tourism hub.

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