This document discusses various geological and ecological sites in the Himalayan region of India that could be developed for geotourism, including the Morni Hills with Sherla Caves, the Tandi Limestone infolded in the Rohtang Complex, the Bara Shigri Complex in Chandra Valley, Chandra Tal in the upper Spiti Valley showing 300 million years of geology, the Tabo plant fossil locality, Suraj Tal on the Manali-Leh road, and the salt encrustation at Tsokar Lake in Ladakh. It argues that creating geoparks across national borders in the Himalayan region can help ensure global peace and prosperity.

1. Himalayan Eco & Geotourism
Arun Deep Ahluwalia, Chandigarh

2. MORNI HILLS ( SHERLA CAVES )

9. TANDI LIMESTONE INFOLDED IN ROHTANG COMPLEX

11. BARA SHIGRI COMPLEX CHANDRA VALLEY

15. MANDATE TODAY IS TO SHARE MY COCKTAILING OF
EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DURING MY
POPULAR TALKS

18. CHANDRA TAL

19. LOSAR UPPER SPITI VALLEY
300 million years in one shot

21. TABO PLANT FOSSIL LOCALITY

23. SURAJ TAL MANALI LEH ROAD

24. SALT ENCRUSTATION IN TSOKAR
LAKE,LADAKH

25. TSOKAR LAKE, LADAKH

26. SALT ENCRUSTATION IN TSOKAR
LAKE,LADAKH

27. TSOKAR SALT LAKE,
LADAKH

28. HIMALAYAN ECOLOGY SHARING NATIONS CREATING GEOPARKS
ACROSS BORDERS WILL ENSURE GLOBAL PEACE & AFFLUENCE