Project report for ethno tourism is as follows.

Ethnotourism is travel intended to discover ethnic populations and learn about unique cultures and customs by visiting and interacting with locals. In order to understand and experience native people and their way of life, ethno-tourists travel. Most often, this kind of tourism takes place in regions that are rich in cultural diversity, legacy, and distinctive history. Some of the well-known cultural tourism destinations worldwide are India, Africa, Mexico, China, Japan, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai.

India’s tourism industry is expanding on all fronts. Growth is occurring on both a quantitative and qualitative level. Travel both domestically and abroad is increasing. There are many types of tourism that are becoming more and more popular, including ecotourism, adventure tourism, MICE tourism, and cultural tourism. While physical elements like mountains, beaches, deserts, and rivers continue to draw tourists, they are increasingly searching for ethnic experiences at well-known and attractive tourist locations.

In other words, some tourists have a strong interest in “the local human person” and the things or traditions that surround them. The aspects are intriguing in part because they are authentic and have an exotic quality (relative to tourist backgrounds). The following are some ways that the elements show themselves.

 Local people
 Architecture, interior
 Food
 Clothing, jewelry, accessories
 Dance, Music
 Social/religious practices
 Sport
 Wellness and healthcare systems
 Occupational practices
 Special skills, e.g., craft
 Lifestyle in general

Ecotourism means valuing the elements mentioned above. Building a tourism project on such components has great potential.