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Join UsPM Modi went to Lakshadweep and posted many pictures. He also tried snorkeling and said it was a really exciting experience.
Because Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Lakshadweep Islands earlier this year, more people are asking about visiting the islands, says tourism officer Imthias Mohammed T B.
When ANI asked Imthias about what effect PM Modi’s visit had, he said, “It’s making a big difference. We’re getting many people asking about it.” He also said that both national and international tourists are showing interest in visiting Lakshadweep.
He said that in the future, the tourism department wants more cruise ship companies to visit Lakshadweep.
He hopes that when it’s easier for people to fly to Lakshadweep from mainland India, more tourists will come.
Two tourists shared their thoughts about visiting Lakshadweep. Aman Singh from Mumbai said that they had wanted to visit for a long time, but there were many stories about the island. However, after seeing Prime Minister Modi’s visit, they realized it was possible to go. Sumit Anand from Delhi also said he had always wanted to visit Lakshadweep, but seeing PM Modi’s pictures and videos inspired him to make it his next travel destination.
On January 4th, the Foreign Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, mentioned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s trip to Lakshadweep has made people around the world notice the group of islands and see how great it could be for tourism there.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi went to Lakshadweep, and this has made people think more about the amazing things tourists can do there. This is really encouraging for all of us. When more people visit Lakshadweep, it will become richer. Also, they will get to know about its special culture and traditions.
The External Affairs Minister shared this on his official social media account. PM Modi also shared some photos from his visit, including one where he tried snorkeling and said it was a thrilling experience.
On X platform, PM Modi posted photos of beautiful beaches, clear blue skies, and the ocean. He added a message saying, “If you love adventure, you must visit Lakshadweep.” The Lakshadweep area, which is for Scheduled Tribes, will vote on April 19 in one go.
