Rawalpindi: In a recent news report, the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has started with the beautifying process of turning Raja Bazaar into a tourist attraction with the collaboration of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
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As per the PC-I of the project, which was finalized at Rs. 74 million, the civic agency intends to apply a “strategic roadmap for increasing accessibility, promoting heritage conservation and tourism to develop a place-based identity, and improving livability standards”, according to the details revealed.
The RDA Chairman Tariq Mehmood Murtaza stated that the development authority wanted to convert Raja Bazaar into a tourist attraction, adding that it would introduce an environment-friendly travel service for the visitors.
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He stated that the bazaar would feature pedestrian streets for people to explore the culture of the region. He added that the RDA would establish a food street on the patterns of the Old City in both Bhabara and Sarafa Bazaars on the Murree Road.
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