Meghalaya Inaugurates First Sky Cycling Facility at Tree House Resort

Meghalaya's adventure enthusiasts have more to rejoice since the state now boasts the first of its type sky riding facility. Officially opened on Wednesday at the Tree House Resort close to Burny Hills, a well-known location noted for its scenic beauty and now exciting new attraction, the much-awaited facility was inaugurated.

With Arunachal Pradesh initially, this sky cycling arrangement is only the second one in the whole Northeast. The new adventure sport presents a singular experience: riding a high-tension metal cable hung in the air! Riders will be able to savour the breathtaking views of the area from above, therefore combining adventure with natural beauty.

The facility is meant to be exciting yet also safe. Comprising two 80-meter metal tracks attached to a 50-foot-high tower, it has Participants are tightly connected to the cable overhead as they cycle so they may experience the adrenaline surge free from any safety issues. For everyone who dare to participate, the entire arrangement promises an unforgettable experience.

At the inauguration Nikman Ch Marak, the Deputy Chief Executive Member of the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council, was the guest of honour. He hailed the Tree House Resort for its creative concept and hoped that this new attraction will increase tourism in Tura and the environs. "This facility will not only draw adventure sports aficionados but also open fresh prospects for the local economy." he remarked.

JTK Marak, the proprietor of the resort, expressed his enthusiasm for upcoming developments to turn the location into a much more major centre for adventure sports. He indicated ideas for including indoor sports arenas, rock climbing, and zip-lining among other activities. JTK claims these projects will enable local young people to participate in constructive and positive events. These events provide an opportunity for him to concentrate on better, more gratifying hobbies, therefore guiding him away from destructive influences like drug misuse and drunkenness.

Akim B Sangma, assistant pastor of the Garo Baptist Church in Tura, blessed the inauguration event with his remarks on the good influence such businesses may have on the nearby population Notables include FK Marak, Assistant Director of Information and Public Relations, and Ronald Rikman Sangma, head of the Hundred Drums Wangala Festival Committee, also spoke at the ceremony.

Present at the occasion was Abhijit Dutta, Tura's Regional Manager of the State Bank of India. He conveyed his enthusiasm about the possibility of the new facility drawing visitors from all across the world.

The Tree House Resort's sky cycling facility is projected to become a big draw for both residents and visitors given its breathtaking position, thrilling new activities, and intentions for future adventure offers. This new facility guarantees an amazing experience regardless of your inclination for thrills or your simple appreciation of Meghalaya's beauty from another angle. Adventure tourism in the state is clearly entering a fresh chapter!

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