This year brings only happiness for the tourists in Dalma.
Manoj Singh, Jamshedpur. Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary, adjacent to Jamshedpur and spread over 193 square kilometers, has been protected for elephants. Apart from this, thousands of tourists are coming to enjoy the view of Dalma filled with its natural beauty along with various types of herbs, trees, animals and birds in the forest.
Meanwhile, tourists in Dalma will soon enjoy Dalma Buru Haat. Saba Alam Ansari, DFO of Dalma and Deputy Director of Gaj Project, said that Dalma Buru Haat has been constructed for the better development of the villagers living inside Dalma.
Which will be launched soon. He said that special attention is being given to livelihood employment of the people living inside Dalma.
Near the Haat Bazaar, Chhaya Bhojanalaya, Dalma Chhau dance, Dalma Pattal, Dona, Mahua pickle, apart from laddus, Dalma T-shirts, apart from caps, bamboo, gifts made of clay etc. will be sold. Through which local people will get employment.
Apart from Dalma Pooja Bhandar, Dalma Natural Honey, Dalma General Store, Dalma Sukhdev Handicraft, there will be shops of Sirjom Tribal Forest Produce Industry.
Know what is Buru Haat
Buru Haat is a special weekly market organized by tribal communities. Which is not just a place for shopping, but also an important center for social interaction, culture and exchange of local products like forest fruits, vegetables and handicrafts.
These markets keep the tribals connected to their roots. Along with this, traditional customs are also seen.
Tourists will get shadow restaurant on the lines of Japan
Tourists are soon going to get more facilities in Dalma. Chaya Restaurant is going to open for the general public soon.
This concept has been created on the lines of cafes built in some districts of Japan. Those restaurants are such places where people can enjoy food and tea in peace.
Tourists will be able to enjoy Chhau dance
Tourists coming to Dalma will now be able to enjoy the world famous Chhau dance. After seeing the echo of drums and drums, the sweetness of Shehnai and the emotional faces of the artists in Chhau dance, this art of dance becomes so lively that even the walls of language seem meaningless.