Archaeology and Archives Minister Subhash Phaldesai on Monday assured that the long-awaited restoration of the historic Chapora Fort and the construction of public toilet facilities at the site will commence within a month of receiving approval from the Finance Department.
Speaking in the Assembly, Phaldesai emphasized the government’s commitment to preserving heritage structures and improving tourist infrastructure. “We are ready to begin the work. As soon as the Finance Department clears it, the restoration and toilet facilities at Chapora Fort will be taken up on priority,” he said.
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The announcement comes in response to rising concerns over the deteriorating condition of the popular fort, which attracts a large number of tourists but lacks basic amenities.
The project aims to enhance visitor experience while preserving the fort’s historical significance, and is part of the government’s broader efforts to promote sustainable heritage tourism in Goa.
