Monchasha Eco Village @ Eco Tourism HD

Monchasa Eco Village @ East Midnapore @ West Bengal Song: Erik Lund - One Day In Paradise (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/Ee2seuXpCRU “mon chasha” is our latest rural based sustainable ecotourism module operating with social responsibility over at village paushi, east midnapore. “mon chasha” is a blend of authentic village culture, pure earthen tradition, cultural heritage of a speed less rural life and a true sentiment of natural india. why we create monchasha ? across the world the trends of industrialization and development have had an urban centric approach. alongside, the stresses of urban lifestyles have led to a “counter-urbanization” syndrome. this has led to growing interest in the rural areas. rural tourism is one of the few activities which can provide a solution to these problems. so that we have created “monchasha” within a domestic area of a most unpopular village to show the world that tourism can sustain without an important site seeing spot as seabeach, mountain, jungle area etc. “monchasha” is for those exhausted people who are going through a very busy hectic schedule day after day. to them who are “going to be a part of tourism” is a not a luxury now-a-days but a very basic need. an earnest need for a two days peace. at the same time this trend of urbanization has led to falling income levels, lesser job opportunities in the total areas leading to an urbanization syndrome in the rural areas. also due to the economic situation rural people are facing lots of problem facing the daily challenges. here “monchasha” is acting as a job generator affecting a positive poverty alleviation. from the very first day we have hired local labours to make our “monchasha”. also major purchases (daily requirement) from the local market affects a positive and practical rural development in the grass root level of village paushi. rural india has much to offer to the world. rich in traditions of arts, crafts, heritage, culture, rural india can emerge as important tourist spots. those in the developed world who have a craze for knowledge about traditional ways of life, arts & crafts will be attracted to visit rural india if the concept of rural tourism is marketed well. according to demand by the guests at “monchasha” we have recently started fields like “sahajiya” – the cultural centre & “nabya nakshi” – the handicraft centre. already we have launched a live pottery demonstration by local potters. soon we are making the proper shade. in india we find tourism destinations in different stages of what is termed as the product life cycle. for example, a region like digha – mandarmoni, a city like darjeeling – kalimpong has reached a maturity level. they no more require promotion and have similarly exhausted their carrying capacity (infrastructural, environmental or social impacts). on the contrary please look at the other rural regions which are struggling hard to pr