What are Kakching's tourist assets?
May 31, 2014 10:45:56 GMT 5.5
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Post by Thoithoi O'Cottage on May 31, 2014 10:45:56 GMT 5.5
During my recent home visit I discovered that transport facilities have improved much in Kakching in recent years. The roads are better, and there is autorickshaw service which takes you to any part of the town at a cheap fare.
Business is busier than ever in the town--market proper is livelier, and every leikai/leirak is more money conscious. Most families are richer now than they were five years ago. General living condition has improved considetably.
The town is quite comfortable for its dwellers. But I don't know exactly what about the town attracts internal tourists, if there is a sustainable volume of receipts from that. Kakching garden being quite political in its development and maintenance (at least it seems to me so), its fate is quite precarious, after a political regime change in the town. Are there other tourist spots in the town attracting visitors particularly from inside the state quite reliably regularly? If tourism facilities are to be develloped/improved there what are the priorities? As far as I know, Kakching lacks a good place to eat decently and peacefully. When we eat we do not eat just the food--we also eat the environment and what we talk while taking in the food. Kakching should have restaurants. Decent and peaceful. It can be anywhere in the town.
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Business is busier than ever in the town--market proper is livelier, and every leikai/leirak is more money conscious. Most families are richer now than they were five years ago. General living condition has improved considetably.
The town is quite comfortable for its dwellers. But I don't know exactly what about the town attracts internal tourists, if there is a sustainable volume of receipts from that. Kakching garden being quite political in its development and maintenance (at least it seems to me so), its fate is quite precarious, after a political regime change in the town. Are there other tourist spots in the town attracting visitors particularly from inside the state quite reliably regularly? If tourism facilities are to be develloped/improved there what are the priorities? As far as I know, Kakching lacks a good place to eat decently and peacefully. When we eat we do not eat just the food--we also eat the environment and what we talk while taking in the food. Kakching should have restaurants. Decent and peaceful. It can be anywhere in the town.
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