‘Geographical Heritage’ recognition for cave caves in AP

The famous Balam caves in AP have a new recognition. India’s Geological Survey is recognized as a geographical heritage. Cave caves have already been recognized as the longest caves in the country. Millions of tourists come here every year.

We will promote more – Tourism Minister Durgesh

State Tourism Minister Kandula Durgesh expressed his displeasure over the recognition of the famous Balam caves in the geographical heritage list. GSI is happy to give a special recognition for the Balam caves in Kolimigund.

“Cave caves are more popular with the Geological Survey of India’s declaration. Cave caves will be more popular in the GSI list.

Minister Durgesh said that these caves will be carried forward to influence foreign tourists. CM Chandrababu said that the tourism sector is developing.

We are proud of all of us – Minister BC Janardhana Reddy

Minister BC Janardhana Reddy expressed his displeasure over the recognition of ‘Geographical Heritage’ for bull caves. The Banaganapalle constituency is on the country’s map with the recognition of geographical heritage. We are proud to have a place for cave caves.

“We will develop the world’s second largest and longest caves in the country, we will develop to make the future more popular in the future in the future.

“Millions of tourists are developing cave caves as a tourist destination every year, which is improving employment and employment opportunities for local youth.