Chauladhua Waterfall to Get a New Identity on the Tourism Map: Nuapada MLA Jay Dholakia Reviews Tourism Potential of Sunabeda Sanctuary

NUAPADA: Nuapada MLA Jay Dholakia visited the famous Chauladhua Waterfall located within the Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary and took stock of its breathtaking natural beauty and immense tourism potential. During his visit, the MLA expressed his firm commitment to promoting tourism in the region while ensuring the protection of its rich natural environment. Wildlife DFO Sameer Sahu accompanied the MLA during the visit and inspected the waterfall and its surrounding areas. The two held detailed discussions on the conservation of the natural ecosystem as well as the possibilities of developing Chauladhua as an attractive tourist destination. Surrounded by dense hills, cascading streams and lush green forests, Chauladhua Waterfall is regarded as one of the region’s remarkable natural attractions. The serene surroundings and scenic beauty make it a potential destination for nature lovers and tourists seeking an escape into the wilderness. Speaking on the occasion, MLA Jay Dholakia said that Chauladhua is an invaluable gift of nature to the region. Its picturesque landscape reflects the rich natural heritage of Nuapada and is a matter of pride for the people of the area. He further emphasised that every possible step would be taken to give this magnificent natural resource a distinctive place on the state and national tourism map. At the same time, he stressed the importance of maintaining ecological balance and protecting the natural character of the area while promoting tourism. The visit has raised hopes of greater attention towards the development of Chauladhua Waterfall. Proper tourism infrastructure, visitor amenities and conservation measures could help transform the site into a major tourist attraction while also creating opportunities for local communities. Among others, Khariar Road NAC Vice-Chairperson Nishant Daga, Sarpanch Kalia Pradhan, Dhaniram Sahu, Shyam, Rakesh Jain, Kesharwani, Sunil Tiwari, Manmeet Singh, Trilochan Kata and several party workers and local representatives were present during the visit.