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nepali children at sukhiapokhriDefining Eco tourism

The International Ecotourism Society (TIES) defines ecotourism as a socially responsible type of tourism or travel to natural areas that provides pleasure and ensures the well-being of the local people as well.

Ecotourism is part of a wide spectrum of tourism activities that comes under sustainable tourism. Such type of tourism is aimed to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the needs of the future generation.

Some general principles should be followed in implementation, like minimizing impact and providing positive experience to both the tourist and the host. It should aim at building environmental and cultural awareness with mutual respect. It should also provide financial benefits to conservation and empower the local people. Provide exposure to the political, environmental and social problems faced by the host’s country and support international human rights.

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Eco-resorts
Tinchuley(Darj)
Rocky Island(Sams)
Karmi Firm (Darj)
Mt. Narsing(Sik)
Rinchenpong(Sik)
Martham(Sik)

Ecotourism Destinations
Chilapata
Kalijhora
Lava
Latpanchar
Lepchajagat
Loleygaon
Pedong
Rongo
Samsing
Tinchuley

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Nepali

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