Raipur, December 24, 2025: Under the Central Government’s Swadesh Darshan Scheme 2.0, the Bhoramdev Corridor project is being developed in the Kawardha district of Chhattisgarh at a cost of Rs. 146 crore.
This historic decision will connect the state’s archaeological and religious sites, placing them on the national and international tourism map, official sources said today.
The foundation stone laying ceremony is proposed soon, which will be attended by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai along with Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat.
Giving new life to a 1000-year-old heritage
For the first time in the history of the Bhoramdev temple, modern initiatives like water treatment are being undertaken. Under the project, the corridor will be comprehensively developed, including the main temple complex, Madwa Mahal, Cherki Mahal, Ramchua, and Sarodha Dadar.
Following the model of the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor, six entrance gates, parks, a museum, enhancement of perimeter walls, boundary wall beautification, provision of drinking water from borewells, sheds, electricity, drainage, and tree plantation will be provided.
The historical pond will be beautified. Cleaning, water quality improvement, green areas along the banks, seating areas, and walking paths will be developed.
Modern sheds will be constructed for the thousands of Kanwar pilgrims who visit the Bhoramdev temple. The sheds will have adequate arrangements for drinking water, sanitation, and rest, providing pilgrims with a safe and convenient place to stay.
Officials said that the Bhoramdev Corridor project will strengthen the local economy.
Upon completion of the Bhoramdev Corridor project, religious and cultural tourism will receive a new impetus, employment opportunities will be created for local youth, and regional economic activities will increase. This will connect Chhattisgarh’s ancient heritage with modern facilities, strengthening its cultural identity at the national level.
