With the emergence of ethical tourism in India, we urge you to explore an eco-friendly destination that blends luxury with sustainability. To make your journey more sustainable, take advantage of these 10 eco-friendly activities in India.
1.Live in the authentic spirit of Delhi and avoid the crowds by embracing the local culture. Located in a charming district, India Untravelled presents an exceptional opportunity to reside with fabled Delhi-born families. From the tranquil Aravallis to savoring Tibetan cuisine and exploring the lively streets of East Delhi, this experience is sure to offer an in-depth insight into the city’s lesser-known attractions. Enhance your excursion with a pottery class, pleasurable qawwali occasions at Nizamuddin Dargah, and savoury dining experiences in Delhi.
2. Chicham, a small village in the Himalayas that is home to some of the world’s most beautiful scenery, boasts one of its most elusive snow leopards. Journey to this serene sanctum, where you can fully experience the local culture by staying in traditional wooden houses and enjoying delicious meals with the native inhabitants. With homestays being the primary accommodation options, you can fully experience the beauty of nature and create unforgettable bonds with local people.
3. Sample Feni in Goa, a traditional drink from Go of God, is the ultimate experience at home. Fazenda Cazulo, the only feni cellar in the world, offers a unique experience for those seeking to experience the essence of Floating Fenix, highlighting its distinctive flavour and history. Enjoy a variety of feni dishes, some fresh and local, while being immersed in the river water with your feet.
4. Explore Himachal Pradesh on a motorcycle and escape the crowds by going. Discover hidden paths, picturesque hamlets and soak up the local culture from all sides. With a motorcycle or an eco-friendly mountain bike, each journey promises unique adventures in the beauty of nature.
5. Auroville in Tamil Nadu is a pioneering community that promotes sustainable practices and holistic lifestyles. Volunteer, attend workshops on sustainable energy and organic farming, and become a part of the vibrant eco-system. As a local, or visitor to one, help preserve nature and embrace the philosophy of responsible living.
6. Commuter with nature at Jamtara Wilderness Camp, Madhya Pradesh, experience the perfect mix of high-end luxury and sustainable living while supporting local conservation initiatives. Nestled in the wilderness, this eco-friendly retreat offers an unparalleled chance to connect with nature and help support community empowerment and the preservation of wildlife.
7. Experience Manipur‘s Biodiversity with a visit to Loktak Lake, the lifeblood of Manila. Guests can stay in traditional homestays located on the floating islands, called “phumdis” and enjoy daily boat trips with local fishermen. Enjoy authentic Manipuri cuisine as you indulge in the endangered Sangai deer food hall at Keibul Lamjao National Park and support sustainable tourism.
8. Join Heritage Water Walks in Jaipur and explore the rich heritage of Rajasthan. Learn about traditional methods of water conservation, explore local traditions and beliefs, and discover how water affects the ecosystem. Keep Rajasthan’s valuable water reserves alive by preserving hidden treasures and ancient wisdom.
9. Assam‘s culinary traditions are preserved through a vibrant cuisine, with local communities contributing to their rich culinary heritage. Explore the local cuisine, taste Assamese dishes, and shop at markets. The tour covers all aspects of Assam, from horseback riding through the village to touring jeeps and river rafting.
10. Explore Arunachal Pradesh‘s tribal culture and experience a unique lifestyle at the expense of local vendors. Engage in cultural exchange by staying at tribal homes and gaining insight into their customs and traditions. Explore the varied terrains and tribal communities with Dulcimer Tours, establishing authentic bonds while supporting sustainable tourism endeavours. Engage in these eco-friendly activities throughout India and engage in cultural immersion, exploration, and preservation, all while leaving a positive impact on the planet.
