CM Dhami Inaugurates 'Uttarakhand Niwas' in Delhi

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated a new state guest house, "Uttarakhand Niwas," in New Delhi, celebrating it as a significant symbol of the state's culture and architectural heritage.

- 

The building showcases Uttarakhand's unique Pahari-style design, which is rich in regional folk art, architecture, and local materials, all of which contribute to the aesthetic and cultural essence of the structure.

The guest house was envisioned not only as a practical facility but as a cultural hub that brings Uttarakhand's traditions to the forefront in India's capital.

CM Dhami emphasized that Uttarakhand Niwas will provide a warm, home-like experience for visitors from the state, particularly Uttarakhand residents who come to Delhi for business, government work, or tourism.

With the inauguration of this building, visitors will have an accessible, culturally enriching place to stay that reflects the natural beauty and hospitality of Uttarakhand.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), CM Dhami expressed his pride in the building's traditional design, stating, "Built in the Pahari style, this building is a symbol of the unique art, architecture, and culture of the state."

He further highlighted that Uttarakhand Niwas would enhance the dignity of Uttarakhand's presence in the capital.