This document discusses the role of youth in developing tourism in Nagaland, Manipur, and Madhya Pradesh. It outlines several popular tourist attractions in each state, including churches and markets in Nagaland, temples and national parks in Manipur, and forts and palaces in Madhya Pradesh. However, tourism development faces issues like insurgency, lack of funding, and pollution. The document proposes ways for youth to help such as promoting heritage sites on social media, organizing competitions, and volunteering to preserve culture and spread awareness on responsible tourism. Youth are urged to respect local traditions and protect the environment to ensure heritage is preserved for future generations.

1. ROLE OF YOUTH
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM
IN NAGALAND, MANIPUR AND
MADHYA PRADESH
BY NAMAN MARKAN

2. EK BHARAT SHRESHTHA BHARAT (EBSB)
BY
MHRD GOVT. OF INDIA
• Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) has been one of the major flagship programs
of the Government to bring in cultural integration of the country as a part of the
vision to build a “New India by 2022”. The MHRD is the coordinating Ministry for
these activities under EBSB.
• “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat” was announced by Hon'ble Prime Minister on 31st
October, 2015 on the occasion of the 140th Birth anniversary of Sardar
Vallabhbhai Patel.
• THE BROAD OBJECTIVES are to celebrate the unity in diversity, to promote the
spirit of National Integration, to show case the rich heritage and culture, to
establish long term engagements and to create an environment that promotes
learning, sharing best practices and experiences.

3. Tourism in Nagaland

4. Places of Attraction
1. MokokchungTown 2. Honk Kong Market
• It is a District Headquarters as well as the
main urban hub of the town.
• Its tradition of celebrating Christmas and
NewYear midnights.
• Nearest Market to the Railway
station.
• Famous for cloths.
• Also known as Flea Market

5. Tourism attraction…
3.The Catholic Cathedral, Kohima
• The main church of diocese of Nagaland.
• Noted for its Architecture.
• The 16 feet high carved wood crucifix is
one of the Asia’s largest crosses.
4.TheTriple falls, Dimapur
• Located in SeithkimaVillage.
• Hight is of about 280 Feet.
• Trekking to the falls is one of the major attractions
5. Naga HeritageVillage
Preserving the identity
of dialects, customs and
traditions of all the
ethnological tribes.

6. There are more to
come…
6. DzukouValley
• Located near the border of
Nagaland and Manipur.
• Known for its natural beauty.
• Dzukou lily.
7.War Cemetery, Kohima
Memorial dedicated to
soldiers of 2nd British
Division of Alied Forces
who died in the Second
WorldWar at Kohima.
8. Kachari Ruins, Dimapur
• Series of mushrooms domed pillars.
• Created by Dimasa Kachari
Kingdom in 13tn Century.

7. Problems in conserving the heritage…
• Naga conflict or the Ethnic conflict.
• Weather condition.
• Less funding.
• There is no serious attempt to develop the Naga languages and literature.
• The excessive policy of violence used by the Naga insurgents has played tremendous havoc in Naga society
having deep and wide negative impact on all Nagas.
• Bangladeshi influx is another serious issue of concern.
• Wine, liquor and drug abuse is another major problem facing the Nagas.

8. Tourism in
Manipur
1. Kangla Fort
• The Palace of Kangla is an old palace at Imphal in Manipur (Kangleipak).
• It was situated on both sides (western and eastern) of the bank of the Imphal River.
2. IMA Market
• Run by all women.
• Khwairamband Bazar is also known as “Ima
Keithel”. In Manipuri Ima means mother and
….“Jewel of India”
Shree Govindajee Temple is the largest Hindu,
Vaishnav temple in Imphal city in Manipur

9. More to visit…
• Keibul Lamjao is the only floating national park in the world.
• It is an integral part of the Loktak Lake.

10. Best one to come…
Lord Sanamahi Temple
Shaheed Minar
Red Hill - Lokpaching
INA Museum

11. Problems in conserving tourism
in Manipur
– Political issues
– Armed Forces and Special Powers Act (AFSPA) And Insurgency.
– Economy Issues.
– Lack of institute and less schemes to promote tourism.

12. TOURISM IN MADHYA PRADESH
Kanha & Bandhavgarh
National Parks
Gwalior fort
Marvel Rocks
Jai Vilas Palace Rajwada
Pachmari Orchha Patalpani Khajuraho Chanderi

13. PROBLEMS IN MADHYA PRADESH
• People use to scribble their name on them.
• Polluting factory next to heritage.
• Less Restoration.
• Cultural diversity.

14. ROLES OF YOUTH IN DEVELOPING TOURISM
 Brand Ambassador.
 Flag bearer for Swacch Bharat Abhiyan.
 Startup.
 Using energy and expertise for Innovation while preserving the Dharohar.
 Word of mouth & Social Media.
 By making walls painted.
 Promoting Home Stays.
 Poster themes, Paintings, Quiz Competition, Photography Contest & Paper Presentation
 Theme Based Nukkar natak.

15. DO’S & DON’TS
Don’ts
 Don't scribble your name on them.
 Don't pollute the vicinity.
 Don’t steal parts from these.
 Don’t be a religious extremist and destroy a remarkable piece of heritage.
 Don’t mess with the ecosystem.
Do’s
• Follow Food traditions: Eat more, share more.
• Language: Speak your language to preserve your ethno-linguistic identity.
• Conducting restoration activities and monitoring future threats.
• Cultural practices: Dance, if it is your tradition. Pray, if it is one.
• Learn the art of your father id and his father before him even if you are never going to use it.
• Volunteer
• Spread Awareness

16. Remember, Heritage once lost
is lost forever.
ThankYou