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Rajasthan Eco Tourism :India February 25, 2006

Rajasthan, the land of the great Indian Deserts, is not all about of its colorful culture and fascinating architectural masterpieces, but it also offers perfect conditions for Eco Tours. Rajasthan has some of the finest national parks of India and is home to many indigenous tribes in the country. The deserts of Rajasthan including the great Thar Desert are home to some of the most endangered and rare wildlife species and plants. All these factors make Rajasthan a wonderful eco tour destination to be in. Enjoy an exciting Rajasthan Eco Tour with India Travel Portal and experience the nature at its best. India Travel Portal offers a wide range of Rajasthan Eco Tours to suit all type of budgets and choices.

Development of eco-tourism and running an effective training programme for guides working in various national parks and sanctuaries was discussed at a recent official meeting.

Though Green travel in India is still at its nascent stage, several environment conscious tour operators have slowly started developing eco-friendly travel and tour packages for India. The concept of Green travel was originally sparked off by the idea of making harmonious co-existence with nature a reality once again. We at touristplacesinindia are one such group of travel agents and tour operators for India who are striving for a purer and cleaner environment. Our Green travels have been developed in response to the urgent need for adopting more nature friendly lifestyles. The perilously high rate of global warming is indication enough that if humankind does not adopt a more pro-active stance, nature is going to buckle under the onslaught of careless neglect and industrialism.

Environmentally Responsible Travel and visitation to relatively undisturbed natural areas in order to enjoy, study and appreciate nature (and any accompanying cultural features) that promotes conservation, has low visitor impact, and provides for beneficially active, socio economic involvement of local populations.” Hector Ceballos-Lascurain

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