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Differentiate between religious and cultural tourism.

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Differentiate between religious and cultural tourism.

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Sr. No. Basis Religious tourism   Cultural tourism 
1. Meaning Religious tourism, also known as faith tourism, is when individuals and groups travel to different places for pilgrimage, worship, or leisure purposes.  Cultural tourism is a type of tourism in which travellers engage in religious culture. They intend to travel to study the culture, history of people, and architecture. 
2. Purpose The purpose of travelling as a religious traveller is to worship the holy places, to go on pilgrimage, and to spend leisure time.  Cultural tourism is done to study new religions and their practices. 
3. Number of tourists  Religious tourism will attract fewer tourists than cultural tourism because of restrictions imposed in many places.  Cultural tourism will attract many tourists. 
4. Example Char Dham, Ajmer Dargah  Goa Carnival
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Chapter 12: Tourism - Exercise [Page 94]

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Balbharati Geography [English] Standard 9 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 12 Tourism
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