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Boating facility opens at Tawi River Front for Amarnath pilgrims, tourists

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July 4, 2026
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Boating facility opens at Tawi River Front for Amarnath pilgrims, tourists
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JAMMU: Jammu Smart City Limited (JSCL) on Friday inaugurated a boating facility at the Tawi River Front, adding a new recreational attraction for Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims, tourists and local residents.

The facility was inaugurated by Chief Executive Officer, Jammu Smart City Limited, and Commissioner, Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC), Dr Devansh Yadav, in the presence of senior JSCL officers, district administration officials and members of the public.

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The launch marks another milestone in the development of the Tawi River Front under the Smart Cities Mission, offering visitors an opportunity to experience the scenic beauty of the Tawi River.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Yadav said Jammu, as the gateway to the Shri Amarnath Cave Shrine, receives lakhs of pilgrims every year, and the boating facility has been introduced to enhance their overall experience by providing a safe and enjoyable recreational activity during their stay.

He said the initiative reflects Jammu Smart City’s vision of creating world-class public spaces that combine tourism, recreation, environmental sustainability and modern urban infrastructure. He added that the Tawi River Front has emerged as one of the city’s leading attractions, and the boating facility will further boost its appeal.

Following the inauguration, the first batch of pilgrims, tourists and local residents enjoyed boating on the river.

The facility will remain open daily from 10 am to 7 pm from July 3 onwards. Each ride will last 15 minutes and cost ₹100 per person. Visitors can choose from paddle boats, rafts, motor boats and shikaras.

JSCL has also introduced an online booking system through tawiboating.myjammu.in, allowing visitors to reserve slots in advance.

Officials said comprehensive safety measures have been put in place, including mandatory life jackets, trained boat operators, rescue personnel, standard operating procedures, emergency response mechanisms and continuous monitoring to ensure safe operations.

Developed under the Smart Cities Mission, the Tawi River Front features landscaped promenades, cycling and walking tracks, musical fountains, open recreational spaces, modern lighting, seating areas and other public amenities. Officials said the addition of boating is expected to further strengthen its position as one of Jammu’s major tourism and leisure destinations.

 

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