eco-tourism

Ever wonder what a farmer eats to stay fit? Well, thanks to ‘Travel Dirty’ here’s your chance. Not just to share his cuisine but cook it too!

One of the tour packages Kipepeo sells is the Bhangajyang lakes trek, in which tourists will traverse through the border of Arunachal Pradesh and Bhutan and see stunning glacial lakes, as well as Gorichen and Kangto, the highest peaks in Arunachal Pradesh.

Nestled amidst lush wilderness, Uttar Pradesh's Chuka beach offers splendid isolation to any traveller looking to go off the beaten path.

A woman's journey in a Ladakh village along with 14 others, with an aim to bring electricity in 10 houses that were completely off the grid.

Karnataka’s Coorg region is well-known for its abundant flora and fauna. Neelima Vallangi explores the lush hills and valleys of the region on a cycling trip unlike any other.

Eco-tourism is fast gaining acceptance the world over, and India is no different. Here are 6 ways in which you can travel green and ensure a good holiday, that is in harmony with nature and local traditions.

A village, located near a famous attraction in Gujarat, was not being able to capitalize on the tourist footfall there. But thanks to Ankush Jindal, the villagers are now beginning to gain employment and tap new business opportunities.

Read how one man's vision and perseverance led to the creation on India's only man-made sanctuary. It took 15 years of convincing villagers and enlisting their participation, but the beautiful forest is now replete with fauna and flora. Although the man is no longer among us, his legacy still exists for all to see, appreciate and enjoy. Truly, a life well spent!