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The Telangana Forest Development Corporation Limited (TGFDCL) has introduced ‘The Breeze’, a premium eco-tourism initiative at Ananthagiri Hills under its Deccan Woods & Trails brand. The project offers luxury tent stays, curated wilderness experiences, and nature-based activities.
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Andhra Pradesh plans a new heritage tourism policy to preserve historic buildings and promote tourism. The state is also considering ‘tent cities’ for river festivals like Pushkarams, while offering incentives to investors and focusing on sustainable coastal and eco-tourism development
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Forest Minister Konda Surekha has announced a strategic plan to position Telangana as an eco-tourism hub, with Niladri Hills set to be developed as a flagship site. Funds will be mobilised from the Tourism and Endowments Departments to support the initiative.
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The fete aims to highlight the Corporation’s achievements, connect with stakeholders, and promote environmental consciousness among public
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Industry reports suggest that the homestay segment has grown significantly in recent years, driven by domestic travel and interest in experiential tourism
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Forest officials visited the ancient fort and identified paths and spots for trekking and hiking for visitors a few weeks ago
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The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka feels his presence will enhance cinema-induced tourism as well as spiritual and wellness tourism.
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Here is some good news for the people interested in rock-climbing and rappelling
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Six from Mandaguda engaged in maintaining waterfalls in Tiryani mandal
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Hyderabad: Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said four projects were sanctioned by Central government for promotion of tourism at different places in the State under Swadesh Darshan and Prashad. Responding to MP Kotha Prabhakar, the Union Tourism Minister said integrated development of eco-tourism circuit in Mahabubnagar (Swadesh Darshan, 2015-16), integrated development of Mulugu- Laknavaram- Medavaram-Tadvai-Damaravi-Mallur-Bogatha […]
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The Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation (TSTDC) appointed an Eco-Tourism Manager to oversee various activities but nothing tangible has been done so far in this regard.
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Hyderabad: The Telangana State Forest Development Corporation (TSFDC) is planning to explore new avenues, including supply of timber to IKEA, for revenue generation. This apart, efforts are also on to develop eco-tourism office complex, integrated central nursery to supply tree species and mosquito repellant plants. TSFDC members, who had a virtual Annual General Body Meeting […]
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The journey started in 2016 under the trend-setting guidance of Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mahapatra.
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State Tourism Minister has pointed out that the state had plenty of natural resources with potential for temple tourism, eco tourism, river tourism, adventure tourism and recreation tourism
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Mere academic inputs are not enough, true and everlasting learning takes place only when it is accompanied with inputs from extra-curricular and out-door activities, said B P Acharya
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Mahabubabad: District Collector VP Gautham has asked the forest officials to take steps to promote eco-tourism activities in the Forest Compartment No. 669/1 near Pakhal Lake in the district. The Collector along with District Forest Officer (DFO) T Ravi Kiran inspected the site on Thursday to check out the possibility of attracting tourists by introducing […]
