Shimla's Iconic Ice-Skating Rink to Get a Modern Makeover
Himachal Pradesh will rejuvenate the historic Shimla ice-skating rink, established in 1920, with a Rs 20.22 crore investment. Aiming to revitalize tourism and promote winter sports, the project includes a new Club House Building and upgraded infrastructure, positioning Shimla as a key location for national and international events.
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The Himachal Pradesh government is set to revamp the iconic British-era ice-skating rink in Shimla, officials announced. The historic rink, dating back to 1920 and located in Shimla's Lakkar Bazar, stands as Asia's largest natural ice-skating rink, attracting tourists and budding skaters alike.
The overhaul is projected to cost Rs 20.22 crore, aimed at transforming the facility into a state-of-the-art venue. Investment will cover the construction of a new Club House, infrastructure improvements, and additional amenities, alongside the demolition of older structures.
This redevelopment seeks to provide a world-class experience for tourists and promote winter sports in the region. The upgraded rink aims to host both national and international events, elevating Shimla's profile on the global sports map.
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