CHITWAN, September 1: Preparations are on full swing to operate the Patihani Resort – a well-appointed structure constructed at Patihani of tourism city, Chitwan, at the investment of Rs 1 billion.
The resort located nearby the Rapti River in Bharatpur Metropolis-22 is of five-star rating. Managing Director of the Resort, Rishi Neupane shared the Resort was constructed at the investment of 22 entrepreneurs froma cros the country including Chitwan.
Rs 750 million has been already invested for the structure and its investment would be around Rs 1 billion while completing the construction, he added. The Resort has seven highly-equipped villas. The villas have been built in a way the Heads of the States can be accommodated while hosting the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Summit.
“The well-facilitated villas are fully modern and safe”, he said, adding luxurious villas are managed in a way that it can be charged 1000 US Dollars per villa per day.
The Resort has 52 rooms, four big halls and well-appointed bar. A separate building has been arranged for casino. Likewise, park and swimming pools have been managed for party. The Resort is stretched over five bighas and 10 kattha land. The Resort is located nearby the main office of the Chitwan National Park.
DEUKHURI, July 9: Capital of Lumbini Province is to be shifted from Butwal to Deukhuri of Rapti Valley.
Nine ministries including office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers are to be moved to Deukhuri in the coming fiscal year 2078/79 as per the decision of Province Assembly meeting to shift the provincial capital to Deukhuri from Butwal.
The Rural and Urban Development Ministry under the Lumbini Province government has already started its activities officially from Deukhuri.
Rural and Urban Development Minister Hari Prasad Rijal said that all ministries would be shifted to Deukhuri till the time of the winter session of the Province Assembly.
A province assembly meeting held on October 6, 2020 decided to pick Deukhuri as its capital as well as naming Province 5 as Lumbini Province.
At a news conference organized on the occasion of beginning its activities from Deukhuri, Minister Rijal expressed the belief that all the ministries should be shifted at Deukhuri soon as construction of province assembly is underway.
Similarly, construction of physical infrastructures required for Rapti Technical School is underway building is underway as agreement has already reached to shift the technical school at Gobardiha.
He shared, “We have started activities from Deukhuri as it is the responsibility of the Rural and Urban Development to manage all offices. We have also started activities to shift Internal Affairs and Law Ministry, Land Management, Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry at the permanent capital, Deukhuri, within few days.”
Minister Rijal further said that Deukhuri is located at the convenient place for all districts of the province and naturally best for the capital.
A Province Assembly building is under construction in Rapti Technical School premises at a cost of more than Rs 50 million.
Preparation has been made to conduct winter session of the Lumbini Province Assembly in this building, he added.
