Hyderabad, Oct 6 (Hydnow): The Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation (TSTDC) is set to revamp the Nigh Bazaar annex at Shilparamam. TSTDC has recently released a tender inviting bids from private operators to develop food courts (F&B outlets), retail branded outlets, and adventure and entertainment facilities at this cultural hub.
Established in 19092, Shilparamam has been attracting both domestic and international visitors, with over a million footfalls annually. It spans a sprawling 45 acres of prime real estate adjacent to Cyber Towers in Madhapur and has provided employment to more than 1,000 artisans over the years.
The Night Bazaar Annex, one of the sectors within the craft village, was developed in 2012 and covers approximately 3.1 acres. It boasts 106 stalls on the ground and first floors, along with underground parking for 500 equivalent car spaces.
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TSTDC now calls upon reputed private entities with a proven track record in the food and beverages sector to submit proposals. the corporation intends to conduct a competitive bidding process for the allocation of stalls on a zone-wise license-to-operate basis. (Hydnow)
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