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प्रश्न
Write a short note on Historical tourism.
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उत्तर १
It focuses on visiting historically important places like museums, monuments archaeological areas, forts, temples, and so on. Angkor wat of Cambodia, Tajmahal of India, and Pyramids of Egypt are some of the examples to quote for Historical Tourism.
उत्तर २
- Historical tourism is growing in popularity around the world.
- To satisfy people's interest in history, tours of historical sites are organized.
- Gopal Neelkanth Dandekar, a well-known Marathi writer, used to organize hiking tours to Maharashtra forts to explore the sights associated with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his achievements.
- Tours to important historical sites in India, such as forts in Rajasthan, the Ashrams of Mahatma Gandhi and Acharya Vinoba Bhave, and locations associated with the Indian War of Independence in 1857, are also available.
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Write short note
Sports Tourism.
Give an elaborate answer to the following.
Describe any three types of tourism.
Match the columns identifying the correlation. Make a chain.
| Group ‘A’ | Group ‘B’ | Group ‘C’ | |||
| (1) | Tadoba | (1) | Madhya Pradesh | (1) | Lake |
| (2) | Bird Sanctuary | (2) | Agra | (2) | Butterflies |
| (3) | Sanjay Gandhi National Park | (3) | Manipur | (3) | Kailash caves |
| (4) | Taj Mahal | (4) | Nannaj | (4) | Film City |
| (5) | Ramoji Film City | (5) | Ellora | (5) | World famous wonder |
| (6) | Radhanagari | (6) | Mumbai | (6) | Ancient cave-paintings |
| (7) | Bimbetka | (7) | Hyderabad | (7) | Great Indian Bustard (Maaldhok) |
| (8) | Ancient Caves | (8) | Kolhapur | (8) | Kanheri Caves |
| (9) | Eaglenest wildlife Sanctuary | (9) | Chandrapur | (9) | Bison |
| (10) | Loktak | (10) | Arunachal Pradesh | (10) | Tiger |
Explain how relevant is the concept of “Atithi Devo Bhava” (Guest is our God) with respect to tourism.
Differentiate between religious and cultural tourism.
Distinguish between International Tourism and Historical Tourism
Complete the following concept chart:
Read the following extract and answer the questions.
An unusual Village of Books
Bhilar is a village near Mahabaleshwar, which boasts of the natural beauty and sweetness of strawberries. It is also known as the ‘Village of Books’. Every household in this village maintains a library of its own for the tourists to enjoy. Maharashtra State Government has implemented this scheme with a view to accelerating the ‘Reading Culture’ movement for the reader-tourists to enjoy the beauty of Marathi literature enriched by the works of old and new authors and saints. It includes various types of texts like biographies, autobiographies, fiction, poetry, literature by women, literature on sports, literature for kids, etc. If you go to Mahabaleshwar, make it a point to visit Bhilar as well.
- Write two natural features of Bhilar.
- Which is the famous hill station near Bhilar.
- How Bhilar village adds to the reading culture of Maharashtra.
Complete the following table.
| Types of Tourism | Objectives |
| ______ | Travel beyond national boundaries. |
| Historical Tourism | ______ |
| ______ | Travel for therapy, health services, and medical reasons. |
| Tourism is based on special events. | ______ |
Explain the following statement with reasons.
Foreigners prefer to come to India to avail of medical facilities.
