When it comes to tour and travels in India, most of the people have the idea of roaming the cold litigants of Shimla, the sea beach of Goa, the fort of Rajasthan and the historic city like Delhi-Agra. Now the trend is changing. People have started traveling not only to roam or have fun, but also to connect with peace and nature.
This thinking has given birth to a new concept, which we call eco-tourism. It is not only a way to roam, but also to save the environment and understand local culture.
The noise of fast life and metro cities often tired people. Pollution, crowd and Bhagdaur from above have taken away peace of mind. In such a situation, when people plan holidays, their aim is not just to see a new place, but also to relax the mind and soul. Eco-tourism gives this opportunity.
During this time you feel the culture of forest, mountains, rivers and villages closely. There are no shopping malls and nightclubs, but sparrows have a chirp, the sound of the flowing waterfalls and the fragrance of the soil. Not only this, this type of tourism also supports the livelihood of the villagers and the local people.
If you want to spend some time in the lap of nature, then Kerala’s Wayanad is a perfect place for you. Here the green greenery of tea and coffee, mountains surrounded by high trees and clean environment win everyone’s heart. You can rotate the tribal village here. Local can taste food and understand culture closely. The specialty of Wayanad is that tourists come here in every season.
Kurg is often called Scotland of India. The beautiful litigants here, coffee plantation and fog covered evenings captivate everyone. The calm and relaxed atmosphere here forget the runaway of the city. Also, the stream of Kaveri River further enhances the beauty of this place. If you want to enjoy the real fun of eco-tourism, then staying here can be the best option.
Jim Corbett National Park of Uttarakhand is famous not only in India, but all over the world. Here you can not only see tiger and other wildlife. The natural views here touch the heart. In the morning, coming out on safari in the forest and listening to the tweet of birds gives different peace to the mind.
Nowadays, youth or family… everyone has been drawing towards this. People want their money not only to be on fun, but the environment and society should also benefit. When you stay in the village, take local guides, buy local handicrafts .. So directly contribute to the lives of the people there. This is the real purpose of eco-tourism. In which it is an important objective to save nature and promote local culture.
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