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Copy linkThis Is What the Lookout on Kablar Will Look Like (PHOTO)
The Tourism Organization of Cacak has made public the future design of the lookout on Kablar.
– The future lookout structure on Kablar will be a true regional tourist attraction, which will give a new development opportunity to the villages in the Ovcar-Kablar Gorge and the entire gorge area – they point out at TO Cacak and add that the project was prepared by the famous company Energoprojekt with its best experts, a former global construction giant and one of the best companies from this part of Europe.
The facility is financed with the funds of the Ministry of Tourism and Youth and the Government of the Republic of Serbia, they say at TO Cacak.
We remind that, several days ago, the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure issued the construction permit to the City of Cacak for the construction of a lookout in the Ovcar-Kablar Gorge.
– The future lookout structure on Kablar will be a true regional tourist attraction, which will give a new development opportunity to the villages in the Ovcar-Kablar Gorge and the entire gorge area – they point out at TO Cacak and add that the project was prepared by the famous company Energoprojekt with its best experts, a former global construction giant and one of the best companies from this part of Europe.
The facility is financed with the funds of the Ministry of Tourism and Youth and the Government of the Republic of Serbia, they say at TO Cacak.
We remind that, several days ago, the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure issued the construction permit to the City of Cacak for the construction of a lookout in the Ovcar-Kablar Gorge.
According to the project, the platform made of multilayer glass will have an area of 200 square meters, platforms and a wooden staircase of 92 square meters, a roof surface with solar panels of slightly under 48 square meters and a tourist station with an electrical block of 37 square meters.
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