As soon as the name of Rajasthan is taken, the first picture of desert, fort, havelis and royal that emerges in the minds of people. But now the identity of this state is no longer limited to desert and history. Banswara district of Rajasthan fast today New hotspot of eco-tourism Is being made. The natural beauty, lakes, dense forests and tribal culture here are attracting tourists. Banswara is also called the “city of lakes” and is adjacent to the borders of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh in South Rajasthan. This is the reason why this district presents a wonderful confluence of cultural, historical and natural beauty.

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Beauty and natural views of lakes

There are more than 100 lakes in Banswara, due to which it is also called the “City of Hundred Islands”. The islands on these lakes and the greenery spread around them are no less than a paradise for tourists. When the sunlight falls on the waves of water, the scene becomes even more attractive. That is why tourists come here and enjoy boating and enjoy a walk along the lake. The river is a lifeline here, and Mahi dam and water -filled lakes built on it gives Banswara a different identity from other districts. The beauty here during the monsoon increases even more, when green litigants and flowing waterfalls are seen all around.

Eco-tourism is getting new identity

The Rajasthan government and local administration are now insisting on developing Banswara as eco-tourism destination. Activities like Jungle Safari, Bird Watching, Nature Trail and village culture close are being noticed here. On the one hand, local people are getting employment opportunities, on the other hand, tourists are also getting a relaxed experience between nature. Experts believe that the geographical location of Banswara makes it ideal for eco-tourism. Leopards, deer, rabbit and many rare bird species are found in dense forests here. In such a situation, even for wildlife lovers, this place is no less than a treasure.

Tribal culture and traditions

Banswara is mainly tribal dominated area. The culture, traditions and folk dances of the Bhil and Meena community here attract tourists. The beauty here is worth seeing during festivals. Tribal costumes, folk songs and dance give a new dimension to tourism. This is the reason that now many foreign tourists also come to understand the culture and folk life here closely.

Religious and historical site

Banswara is not only natural beauty but also rich in religious and historical terms. The Tripura Sundari Temple, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, the ancient Jain Temple of Talwara and Aratuna ruins attract tourists here. The Tripura Sundari Temple is also recognized as Shakti Peeth, where devotees from all over the country come. Apart from this, there are many forts and historical buildings around Banswara, which testifies to the glorious history of the region. For those interested in history and culture, this place is no less than a treasure.

Adventure and outdoor activities

The real fun of eco-tourism is only when it also has an adventure temper. Banswara lakes, forests and hills are ideal for activities like trekking, camping and boating. Tourists can enjoy the wires filled by setting up camps in the middle of nature here. At the same time, he remembers the experience of boating in lakes.

Local catering taste

Rajasthan should be mentioned and there is no talk of eating, this cannot happen. The local catering of Banswara is a special attraction for tourists. Here Bajra Roti, Mecca Ki Rab, Dal-Bafla, Sweet Rabri and tribal style dishes make tourists experience a unique taste of taste.

Growing tourist traffic

The number of tourists in Banswara has increased continuously over the years. Tourists are able to reach here easily by developing the facilities of better road and rail connectivity, as well as hotels and guest houses by the government. The popularity of this place is also increasing rapidly through social media and travel blogs.

Employment and local development

Local people are getting employment opportunities through guide, homestay, handicraft sales and transport services due to eco-tourism. This is not only strengthening the economy of Banswara, but local culture and traditions are also being preserved.