<p>Adventure lovers now have an opportunity to enjoy zipline adventure sports at Maradigudda Vruksha Vana in Kollegal taluk, Chamarajanagar district from Friday.</p>.<p>The adventure sport has been established at a cost of Rs 20 lakh and is the first such sports activity in the district. The Forest department hopes to attract tourists with this. A large number of youths from Kollegal and surrounding areas enjoyed the sports on the first day.</p>.<p>A 200-metre zipline has been used and it passes from one side of Maradigudda to the other crossing a depth of 80 feet. The department has taken all safety measures during the ride and all participants have to wear a wide belt and helmet.</p>.<p>The adventure sports can be enjoyed from 10 am to 5 pm. While the adults are charged Rs 50, it is Rs 30 for the children. Covid-19 norms are to be strictly observed.</p>.<p>Speaking to <em>DH</em>, Deputy Conservator of Forest V Yedukondalu said, "The works were delayed due to the Covid-19 situation. Now, the works are complete and the sports made available to the public. This is the first such attempt in the district."</p>
<p>Adventure lovers now have an opportunity to enjoy zipline adventure sports at Maradigudda Vruksha Vana in Kollegal taluk, Chamarajanagar district from Friday.</p>.<p>The adventure sport has been established at a cost of Rs 20 lakh and is the first such sports activity in the district. The Forest department hopes to attract tourists with this. A large number of youths from Kollegal and surrounding areas enjoyed the sports on the first day.</p>.<p>A 200-metre zipline has been used and it passes from one side of Maradigudda to the other crossing a depth of 80 feet. The department has taken all safety measures during the ride and all participants have to wear a wide belt and helmet.</p>.<p>The adventure sports can be enjoyed from 10 am to 5 pm. While the adults are charged Rs 50, it is Rs 30 for the children. Covid-19 norms are to be strictly observed.</p>.<p>Speaking to <em>DH</em>, Deputy Conservator of Forest V Yedukondalu said, "The works were delayed due to the Covid-19 situation. Now, the works are complete and the sports made available to the public. This is the first such attempt in the district."</p>