Desia Ecolodge in Koraput

Sie übernachten auf dem Land in der Nähe von Koraput in Orissa. Die Desia Ecolodge wurde im Rahmen der sozialen Nachhaltigkeit gebaut. Die Lodge wurde von den Dorfbewohnern mit lokalen Materialien gebaut, unter der Aufsicht von Handwerkern des Desia Khond Stammes, eine der vielen Volksstämme in Orissa. Sie sind für ihre außergewöhnlichen Wandggemälden bekannt.

Selbstverständlich können Sie den Aufenthalt in dieser Lodge verlängern als Ausgangsort für den Besuch der vielen Volksstämme in Orissa.

Mehr Info über die Lodge:

Desia is a community based Rural Tourism Initiative by Heritage Tours, Bantalbiri Village and a local NGO Barefoot. The objective of this initiative is to bring the benefit of tourism to the local tribes and other community living in the valley by making tourism a tool. This also aims to preserve the rich tribal culture among the youths by promoting their festivals, music, cuisine, rituals etc. Special focus is given to empower the local women below poverty line by providing training on various livelihood and craft development training based on the nature and local procurement.

The ethics is biased on principles of Eco Tourism and Responsible Travel where the part of the earning is spend to conserve the Eco system of the region, to bring sustainable development to the region and to provide authentic rural and ethnic Experience for the culture & nature loving Guests who come to explore this less known but spectacular valley. We strongly believe that Tourism is a tool which can not only empower the community or provide opportunity to meet another culture but also can be an instrumental to bring Peace & Harmony. Desia is built with local materials, local community, designed by reputed artist to give an contemporary artistic look with maximum level of comfort as possible for the place and uses non convention energy. Starting from construction till your departure... You will find a local touch. With this we welcome you to this wonderful valley Koraput where you can listen the story of the people, their belief, their rituals, their indigenous agricultural livelihood, the weekly market (haat) and music - all fitted in a amazing landscape which explains LIVING IN HARMONY WITH NATURE beyond time.