Mysore soon to get a ‘Miniature Park’ with models of all tourist hotspots

In a bid to promote tourism, the Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) is planning to set up a Miniature Park in Mysuru.

As per the latest news reports, the walk-through park will include miniscule models, which will be set up at a prime location on Mysuru-Bengaluru national highway. The said highway has been chosen as it is closer to the city, and will allow tourists to identify them quickly. Tourists can also visit the said park, and get a clue of what to include in their travel itinerary.
The park will likely have hand-crafted models of tourist destinations, such as Chamundi Hills, Mysore Palace, Brindavan Gardens, Mysore Zoo,, and much more. Deputy Director from Mysore Tourism Department said that this miniature park will serve both as an information centre and also a tourist attraction. One of the motives for setting up such a park is to imbibe innovativeness in the tourism sector, and also encourage tourists to extend their stay here.
Also, to promote tourism and attract more tourists, nightlife in this region will also be encouraged. It is expected that this will not only bring revenue to this sector, but will also encourage people to stay longer.
The Tourism Department is further planning to join hands with the Sericulture Department to set up a Sericulture Museum, which will take the visitors through the entire process of how fabric is produced from silkworms and turned into a beautiful silk products.