Tourism in Himachal: Boon for current times and the curse for upcoming Future?
When we talk about tourism, we mostly see it as a thing which is full of positives. We see it as something which brings prosperity to a place. Something which provides locals with an opportunity to earn money and sustain and support their livelihood. When we see it from a traveler’s perspective we focus on them being able to experience a new place which they don’t usually get to see often. We normally think that it is a win-win situation for everyone involved. However, it is not the whole image. With several pros, it also brings tons of cons too. Cons, if we had to discuss are such as polluting the environment, ruining the normal lifestyle and traditions of a place and a run for the unsatisfying amount of money which never seems to be enough. You ask why do I say that? Okay, let me break it down for…
Join and Support the Cleanliness drive from Koksar to Keylong
Swach Bharat” , “Swach Himalaya” , “Harit Himalaya” !! The above line suggests “Clean & Green Himalayas” which is a good step towards “Swach Bharat” which is a dream of every Indian out there and is waiting for the day when our India will be dirt free and also a least polluted country in the world. The people of Lahaul- Spiti has the same feeling towards environment and that’s why they are starting a cleanliness drive from a place called ‘Koksar’ to District Headquarter ‘Keylong’ . We are happy and honored to be a part of such a noble initiative. Their Swach Campaign also includes plantation of trees which is another wonderful step towards the Green Revolution and ‘Harit’ Himalaya which means ‘Green Himalaya’. As we all know in today’s scenario the hills are being exploited with wastes like plastics all over the places like in forests and in water…
You don’t wanna miss this Miniature Gardening workshop happening in Shimla
Nature was derived from the Latin word Natura, which actually means birth. Nature is believed to be the gift and blessing of God and one has the responsibility to preserve it in all its beauty and not destroy it for one’s benefits. But as the time has passed and the greed of mankind has grown enormously which led to the shrinking of forest cover and we face the adverse effect of it in our day to day life. But a trend has started picking up which is called “miniature gardening” which seems like a new thing but it dates back to 12th century when Japanese elite first began pruning trees to create the art of Bonsai. It is a fun and creative way to pursue gardening as a hobby and it is therapeutic too. So a company called “Miniature Haven” which is based in Shimla have taken the initiative to spread this art…