Eco Tourism has been derived
from two words- Ecosystem and Tourism. Eco Tourism is the best option for the
people who love nature and its beauty. India is very well known among nature
lovers and tourists from all over the world. Being famous for its enriched
culture, beauty and heritage, it is getting well equipped with a number of
Botanical and Zoological Gardens that are meant to preserve the nature and
environment.
Concern for Eco Tourism
A new approach in tourism has
been introduced and known as Eco tourism. It is focused at protecting travel to
natural areas to admire the cultural and natural history of the atmosphere. It
ensures not to disturb the modesty of the ecosystem and at the same time creates
profitable opportunities.
Eco tourism India can also be classified as a tourism programme, which is based on nature
and sustain ecology. In Indian traditions, nature is worshipped since ages. Traces
can go back to old civilizations of the country when people used to believe in
the philosophy of the oneness of life.
It is tragic to know that
since few decades, the crazy quest for material and economical progress in the
country has become equivalent with the exploitation of nature. The consistent devastate
of forest reserves has caused global warming as well as greenhouse effects. It
has led to some awareness and now the world is all set for new beginning
towards nature.
Ecotourism in India
India, the land of diverse geography
boasts of several travel destinations that have all the elements to revitalize
you. There are many ways to experience the pristine form of Mother Nature. Few
destinations like the Himalayan region, Kerala, the Lakshadweep islands and Andaman
& Nicobar islands offer you the best treasured assets of nature.
Eco Tourism Destinations
Thenmala in Kerala is the
first well-planned eco-tourism
destination in India, which is especially created to cater to the Eco-travellers.
Himalaya is another perfect
eco tourism destination in India. The vast mountain range is very difficult to
cover. Talking about North India, the Himalayan region offers varied
destinations like Kullu, Shimla, Dharamshala, Dalhousie, Rishikesh, Manali and
Valley of Flowers.
If you think that Goa is all
about the beaches, think again. The enchanting Goa has also gained an important
position in the eco tourism map. With its wildlife sanctuaries like Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary,
Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary and Bondla Wildlife
Sanctuary, it has attracted nature lovers from far and wide.
Eco Tourism in India has gained popularity and has made tourists aware about nature as well.
Tourists can plan for India wildlife tours to witness the best of nature.
