Trek organised to promote eco-tourism at Horsley Hills
Tourism officials in Annamayya district organized a trekking event at Horsley Hills to promote eco-tourism and environmental awareness among students. The initiative highlights the region's biodiversity and geological significance ahead of World Tourism Day.
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Promoting eco-tourism is a key strategy for regional economic development and environmental conservation education.
Tourism officials in Annamayya district organised an adventure and trekking programme at Horsley Hills on Friday (September 25, 2026) as part of World Tourism Day celebrations to be held on September 27.
District Tourism Officer M. Nagabhushanam told the media that the trek was conducted from Srivari Padalu to Galibanda Eco Park, which covered forest trails and offered panoramic views of the Eastern Ghats. Around 80 students, faculty members, and nature lovers from various colleges in Madanapalle participated in the event.
The official said that the natural beauty, biodiversity, and cool climate of the hill station contributed to giving Horsley Hills the tag “Ooty of Andhra Pradesh.”
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