INDIA

Presented by:
Ankit CHOTALIYA(2040623008)

Presented to:
DR. V.K KHANNA

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  WHAT IS AGRO-TOURISM

• An innovative form of tourism

• Agricultural Tourism is the Holidays concept of Visiting a working farm or any

agricultural, horticultural, or agribusiness operations for the purpose of enjoyment,
education, or active involvement in the activities of the farm or operation.

• Agro-tourism is a way of sustainable tourist development and multi-activity in rural areas

• The visitor has the opportunity to get aware with agricultural areas, agricultural
occupations, local products, traditional food and the daily life of the rural people, as well
as the cultural elements and traditions.
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  WHO CAN START AGRO- TOURISM CENTERS

• The individual farmer can start Agro-tourism who have minimum two hector
land, farm house and water resource.

• Agricultural co-operatives institute, Non- Government organizations,

Agricultural Universities, and agricultural colleges may start their centers.

• Even Gram panchayats can start such centers in their operational areas with the
help of villagers and farmers.

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 Daily Activity

1. Farm Tours

2. Hands-on Farming

3. Animal Interaction

4. Farm Workshops

5. Farm Markets

6. Nature Trails
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 Daily Activity

7. Culinary Experiences

8. Seasonal Events

9. Lodging and Accommodations

10. Educational Programs

11. Outdoor Activities

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 Benefits to farmer

• Agro-tourism provides an additional source of income.

• Agro-tourism can contribute to the overall financial sustainability of the farm.

• Farmers can directly market their products to consumers.

• farmers to showcase and sell their locally produced goods.

• This can contribute to the preservation of cultural and agricultural heritage in

the community.
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• Agro-tourism provides a platform for farmers to educate the public about
agriculture.

• The expansion of Agro-tourism operations may create additional job

opportunities on the farm.

• Farmers involved in Agro-tourism often have the chance to network with other
farmers.

• Agro-tourism can provide a stable income stream during seasons when

traditional farming activities may not generate significant revenue.

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  BENEFITS OF THE URBAN PEOPLE

Agricultural tourism, or Agro-tourism, can offer various benefits to urban people.

Here are several advantages:

1. Educational Opportunities

2. Cultural Exposure

3. Connection to Nature

4. Promotion of Sustainable Practices

5. Support for Local Economies 10

6. Fostering Agricultural Appreciation

7. Recreation and Leisure Activities

8. Promoting Healthy Lifestyles

9. Culinary Experiences

10. Community Building

• Overall, Agri-tourism acts as a bridge between urban and rural communities,

offering urban residents a chance to experience and appreciate the importance of
agriculture in their daily lives.

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  Challenges

• Access to Funding

• Visitor Safety and Liability

• Lack of Clarity over demand for Agri-Tourism

• Knowledge of Providing and Managing Hospitality at the Agri-tourism

destination

• Need for Sufficient Government Support

• Marketing Agri-Tourism as a product effectively and consistently 12

 “ Come, pluck a fruit,
smell a flower, run in the fields,
lie on the hay & be lost in rural India ”

Thank you

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