Delhi to begin trial run of first Yamuna River cruise, 40-minute ride to cost ₹500
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- ✓Delhi will start the trial run of its first Yamuna River cruise this Monday.
- ✓The 'Namo Yamuna - River Safari' service covers a 5 km stretch from Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur.
- ✓Each 40-minute ride will cost ₹500 per person.
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Delhi is set to begin the soft launch of its first-ever Yamuna River Cruise on Monday, with the Delhi government starting trial runs of the 'Namo Yamuna - River Safari' service.
The eco-friendly initiative aims to offer residents and visitors a new way to experience the national capital's skyline and heritage from the water. The cruise is also intended to transform a stretch of the Yamuna into a leisure corridor, combining sustainability with recreation.
The ferry safari will cover a distance of 5 km, from Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur, with each ride lasting around 40 minutes. The fare has been fixed at ₹500 per person, and each cruise will have a maximum capacity of 30 passengers. The service will undergo trial runs for four to five days before its formal inauguration, according to the details provided.
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