Nagpur Maharashtra, India Travel Guide
Nagpur's close proximity to tiger reserves like Pench and Tadoba highlights wildlife conservation efforts.
Minimize plastic use. Carry a refillable bottle and reusable bag. Dispose of waste properly.
Be mindful of water usage. Consider carbon offsetting for transportation. Offset your travel emissions with Terrapass.
Supporting sustainable practices preserves the environment for future travelers.
Look for certified eco-friendly properties.
Consider products from brands committed to sustainability.
Show respect for local customs, traditions, and historical sites. Learn basic local phrases in Hindi or Marathi. Support conservation through The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood).
Be mindful of people's privacy. Avoid intrusive photography. Always ask before taking close-up pictures of individuals.
Seek out and support locally run businesses, homestays, and local guides. This distributes economic benefits.
Donate to established and reputable local charities or non-governmental organizations rather than giving directly to beggars.
Dress modestly. Do not disturb prayers or religious ceremonies. Maintain a respectful demeanor.
Support the local economy. Your visit benefits the community.
Seek out and support locally run businesses, homestays, and local guides.
Purchase products directly from artisans or reputable shops. Avoid purchasing goods made from endangered species.
Purchase products directly from artisans or from reputable shops that practice fair trade.
Avoid purchasing goods made from endangered species or those that promote unethical practices.
Eat at local eateries, shop at local markets, and use local transit services.
Donate to established and reputable local charities or non-governmental organizations.
Your conscious travel choices leave a positive mark on Nagpur's environment and communities.
