PHOTOS: Tejashwi Yadav on Japan tour, invites tourists from all over the world to visit Bihar

Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav is on a tour of Japan. In this sequence, on Thursday, he inaugurated the pavilion of the Tourism Department of Bihar Government at the official beginning of Tourism Expo-2023, Osaka, Japan today. Along with this, he also addressed the press conference organized by Incredible India.

While addressing the expo, Tejashwi Yadav invited Japanese tourists to visit Bihar. During this, he said that all of you are welcome to Bihar, the historical places passing through which Prince Siddhartha walked, meditated and attained the knowledge of Buddha. The roots of civilization and culture here are deep. It is the birthplace of many religions. Here tourists will find a treasure of history.

While giving information about the tourist places related to the Buddhist Circuit, Tejashwi said that the Bihar government is developing the Buddhist Circuit. He said that among the Buddhist sites, Bodh Gaya holds great importance for all the Buddhists who visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site Mahabodhi Temple. Visiting the ruins of Nalanda University, another UNESCO World Heritage Site on the same circuit, will be an unforgettable experience for all of you.

Before this, he also jointly inaugurated the Incredible India and Bihar Pavilion at the Jata Travel Show. Where international branding of tourist places of Bihar will take place for the next four days.

Branding of tourist places of Bihar will be done for four days through Bihar Pavilion. People from Japan are reaching Bihar Pavilion to get information about the tourist places of Bihar. Bihar Tourism Secretary Abhay Kumar Singh said that the Bihar government has made several efforts to develop eco tourism destinations in the state along with spiritual

Tourism Secretary said that we have not only expanded tourist facilities at religious tourist places, but also at Valmiki Tiger Reserve, home of more than 50 tigers, Glass Bridge, Nature Safari and Zoo Safari in Rajgir, Odhani Dam in Banka district. And in West Champaran they are attracting tourists by making Amvaman a center of water sports.

Tourism Secretary said that there are many picturesque waterfalls in Rohtas and Kaimur districts which attract nature lovers, apart from creating facilities there, the Tourism Department is making continuous efforts towards developing many other destinations along with river cruise and water sports activities.

India’s Ambassador to Japan V George, Tamil Nadu Tourism Minister K at the Incredible India pavilion at the inaugural program of the Tourism Expo. Ramachandran, Principal Secretary of Tourism Department of Rajasthan Gayatri Rathore, Goa Tourism Secretary Sanjay Goyal, Bihar Tourism Secretary Abhay Kumar Singh, Bihar State Tourism Corporation MD Nandkishore and Roshan Thomas, Director of Tourism, Government of India were present.

Former Prime Minister of Japan also arrived to see the pavilion

The former Prime Minister of Japan also arrived to see the pavilion in the first day’s program. They were welcomed with shawls with Madhubani paintings and Mahabodhi Peepal leaves. Tourists from all over the world are showing great inclination towards knowing about Bihar.