Himachal Government  will start 3 -D light shows to attract tourists :

The state government is contemplating multi-dimensional, multi-sensory and multi-media light shows in a few strategic locations of the state to provide an added attraction to locals as well as tourists.

The virtual cultural hub with the assistance of multi-media lights would create a viable and sustainable model for cultural enterprises with latest media-entertainment technology, it is learnt.

Efforts would also be made to showcase myths and legends of the Himalayan region with giant-size images projected directly on to the mountain landscape. This would be mesmerising for the tourists as the mountains would virtually come alive.

The epic show created through computer generated imagery, digital visual effects, live shooting, paintings and laser light and sound would create a gigantic and impressive show. He said the tourists would be provided 7D thrilling adventure sports experiences through stereoscopic 3D project through hydraulically moving platform.

The nature park at Mohal near Kullu, Baragah near Manali and Reporting Room, Shimla, are a few places, where such shows could be organised. Thakur said the state government could also consider taking up the matter with the Union Human Resources Development Ministry for allowing the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla, to organise these activities.

7D thrilling adventure sports :

• Efforts will be made to showcase myths and legends of the Himalayan region with giant-size images.
• The virtual cultural hub with the assistance of multi-media lights will create a viable and sustainable model for cultural enterprises with latest media-entertainment technology.
• Tourists will be provided 7D thrilling adventure sports experiences through hydraulically moving platform.

Venues on the list :

• The nature park at Mohal near Kullu, Baragah near Manali and Reporting Room, Shimla, are a few places, where such shows can be organised. 
• The state government can also consider taking up the matter with the Union Human Resources Development Ministry for allowing the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla, to organise these activities.