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Tourism and Environment

This document discusses the negative environmental impacts of tourism on holy places and pilgrimage centers in India. Large numbers of visitors lead to problems like overcrowding, air and noise pollution, and improper waste management. Specifically, about 800 million tons of flower waste is thrown into local water bodies from temples each year. There is also no proper management of general garbage, which is often dumped in rivers. Potential solutions proposed include appointing local workers for daily cleaning, providing more sanitation facilities, implementing strict anti-littering rules, and designing an app for tourists to report environmental issues.

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Tourism and Environment

This document discusses the negative environmental impacts of tourism on holy places and pilgrimage centers in India. Large numbers of visitors lead to problems like overcrowding, air and noise pollution, and improper waste management. Specifically, about 800 million tons of flower waste is thrown into local water bodies from temples each year. There is also no proper management of general garbage, which is often dumped in rivers. Potential solutions proposed include appointing local workers for daily cleaning, providing more sanitation facilities, implementing strict anti-littering rules, and designing an app for tourists to report environmental issues.

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Tourism and environment Floral waste:

About 800 million tones of flowers are


offered across the temples, mosques and
Gurudwara
• Most of the temples throw their waste
Overview: into local water bodies and river

Development of tourism have both positive


and negative impact on environment. The
environment in many holy places and Over crowding:
pilgrimage centres is also being adversely Overcrowding near religious places
affected by large influxes of visitors. This Leads to air pollution, noise pollution,
land pollution etc.
impact typically include stress on basic
survices such as water and sanitation,
accumulation of huge quantity of solid waste,
high levels of pollution due to increased
traffic etc. Lack of cleanliness:
• No proper management of
garbage
• Dumping waste in the river
• Waste management Other possible solutions:
• Appointing local workers for
How to treat floral waste? cleaning everyday
• sanitation facilities under every
2kms near tourist places
Collecting all
• Strict rules should implemented by
floral waste
• Sent to waste
processing unit
government for dumping garbage in
in one place river.
• designing an app for the tourist to
• Bio enzyme
break down
report any environment related
composting complex waste
particles problem near a tourist place so that
government can take required
action
Manure

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