Raya Heritage City: A World-Class City Near Mathura-Vrindavan

Project Overview:

The DPR (Detailed Project Report) for Raya Heritage City, a 9,350-hectare international world-class city near Mathura-Vrindavan, has been finalized.
The city will be developed on the lines of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and will be even better than Ahmedabad and Jaipur Heritage Cities.
It will be connected to all the villages associated with Lord Krishna's life.
A 7-km greenfield expressway will connect it to Vrindavan and a 12-km expressway to Gokul.
The project will cost around Rs 6,270 crore, including Rs 800 crore for the expressways and Rs 5,470 crore for the city.
Key Features:

Art museum and 12 Kathavacha Nyayalay (courts) for religious discourses
Commercial and hospitality facilities
Largest transport hub in the area, capable of parking 40-50,000 vehicles daily
Gurukul schools, museum, Naturopathy center (Dhanvantari Dham), cultural arena, and oxygen arena
Excellent connectivity via Yamuna Expressway, State Highway, railways, and proposed bullet train
Benefits:

Boost tourism and economic development in the region
Provide a world-class living experience for residents
Preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of the area
Next Steps:

The project is currently in the planning stage and the government is expected to invite bids for construction soon.

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Additional Information:

The project is being developed by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA).
The city is expected to be completed in phases over the next 10 years.
It is estimated that the city will create over 2 lakh jobs and attract investments worth Rs 50,000 crore.