Rawalpindi: Commissioner Captain (retired) Muhammad Mahmood on Wednesday revealed that a themed food park, forest café and four dining huts are being established at Patriata, Murree, adding that the city administration has allocated PKR 67.5 million for the purpose, according to news sources.
This information was revealed during a meeting of the Tourism Development Corporation Punjab (TDCP), attended by several high-ranking officials. According to details, the said project is aimed at promoting tourism and has been included in the development plans of the current financial year.
Commissioner Mahmood also stated that the enclaves of all four provinces as well as of Gilgit-Baltistan will be established at Patriata, Murree – which will showcase culture and cuisine from all parts of Pakistan.
As for the forest café, it will be spanning over 885 square feet and will enhance the natural beauty of Patriata. Mahmood said that these projects will boost tourism and employment opportunities at the local level.
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