Himalayan Eco Trekkers

There are a few benefits of zip lining, that will be discussed below:

• 1. Zip lining helps in reducing stress of your routine life. This activity releases chemical called endorphins inside your body which de stresses you.
• 2. If you need some adrenaline rush then no other activity is better than zip lining.
• 3. Zip lining is an activity generally conducted or organised in the midst of the nature, therefore, you get lot of fresh air to imbibe which directly strengthen your lungs and help better functioning of the immune system.
• 4. The beautiful and bewitching landscape in front of your eyes makes you concentrate, this helps in improving your eye sight
• 5. The most important and soulful benefit of this activity is that, when experience such level of happiness and adventure with your friends or family then your bond with them gets stronger.

The entire team of Himalayan Eco Trekkers is responsible enough to ensure that there is no harm to nature and its components due to zip lining. To get experience this heart pounding tree top adventure in the mesmerising view of the majestic Himalayas, the valleys, the streams, tall trees and many other wonders of Nature, then do join the Himalayan Eco Trekkers.

Himalayan Eco Trekkers

Keeping all these things in mind I would like to throw some light upon benefits due to village or rural tourism.

• 1. Primarily, rural tourism uplifts economy of that region. This model is workable bin similar manner to the tourism model in urban areas. There also it helps in generating revenues and here also it helps in doing the same.
• 2. Village tourism promotes women empowerment. Generally, in villages men migrates to big cities for working purpose leaving their wives and children behind. These women need to be empowered to have better lifestyles. This can be done by employing them into this business. For instance, running homestays, running kitchens preparing local cuisine and other hospitality fields.
• 3. Village tourism helps in preserving authentic and ancient culture and traditions. Many travellers and tourists media approach such villages filming them and showing about their traditions. Further, such documentaries are broadcast on television and other digital platforms. This way it reaches masses all around the world.
• 4. Village tourism teaches about sustainable form of living. For instance, it includes activities like cycling, trekking, mountaineering, bird watching and many more such activities that does not involve any kind of disruption to mother Nature.
• 5. Village tourism assists in expanding village entrepreneurship by increasing the businesses of local craftsmen and artists for their original and aesthetic works.

Some beautiful and charming villages of Uttarakhand that offer perfect get away for tourism will be discussed below.

Sankri, this village is situated some 230 Km away from Dehradun in Uttarkashi district. It is quite prominent village because it serves as the base camp to many treks including Kedarkantha and Har ki Doon.

Chopta, this scenic hamlet is cosily cuddled in the laps of the mighty Himalayas. This village offers treks to Devariyatal, Chadrashilla and Tunganath. During winters this village is completely covered in snow making it a perfect destination for skiing.

Mana, this village is special because it is India's last village, situated few miles from the border of India and Tibet. The village is surrounded by natural steam springs, bridges, lofty mountains and cascading waterfalls.

Khanyasani (Doni,Bhitari), Various villages en route to Rupin and Supin valley in Uttarkashi district near Himachal border are also great tourist attraction. These villages are Purola, Bhitri, Sewa, Hanol, Netwar, Taluka and few more. Hanol is a village famous for Lord Mahasu, an avatar of Lord Hanuman . Lord Mahasu temple is an exquisite example of wooden architecture. According to mythology four Mahasu brothers were called here to liberate this place from the clutches of a demon. After liberating the place they divided the region among themselves in four parts. Talking about the twin valleys Rupin and Supin, two rivers flow from each of these valleys. And the confluence of these rivers in Netwar village is called Tons, this is how the Tons river originated. Netwar village is also famous for Lord Pokhu temple.

And the list of such bidden gems in Uttarakhand goes on and on. The warmth and welcoming nature of the natives of all these villages of Uttarakhand makes them worth visiting.