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CREATIVITY

Creativespaces

Creativespectacles

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Creative tourism depends far more on the active

involvement of tourists.

Creative tourism involves not just spectating, norjust being there, but reflexive interaction on the

part of tourists

Gives different experience to tourist with lot of

practical memories

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Chandigarh rock garden is an epitome ofCreativity and Innovation.

It is a unique garden that consists of various art objects.

But the best part about the rock garden is that each of its artwork

has been made by using industrial & urban waste.

It is located in Sector 1 between the Capitol Complex and Sukhna

Lake.

The credit for laying its foundation goes to Nek Chand, who was the

then Road Inspector in the Engineering Department ofChandigarh

Capital Project.

Rock garden has been established in the form of an open-air

exhibition hall

Rock garden in Chandigarh, India is a unique creation and Tourists

come from different parts of the world to see this amazing garden.

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Cactus Garden near Chandigarh, India is the largest succulentbotanical garden of Asia.

It is located at a distance of about 8 kms from the city of gardens.

Situated in the heart of the city of Panchkula, it covers a total area

of 7 acres.

Cactus garden is known for its rare & endangered species of Indian

succulents.

You can spot nearly 3500 different kinds of species over there.

Chandigarh Cactus Garden was set up in the year 1987.

This unique garden consists of three green houses.

It has been drawing more and more crowds every year, consisting

not just of tourists, but botanists also.

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Some of the Creative activities are

Not only painting exhibition, make tourists toinvolve in painting (Awesome experience)

Making tourists involved in gardening in Eco

tourism spotsWork shops at the spots

Teaching making of handicrafts

Wood, Bone carvings, cloth weavingTeaching dances and arts

These activities leave them good memories

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InnovativeTourism

AgriTourism

ArtTourism

SpaceTourism

SkiTourism

WineTourism

FashionTourism

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Agri-Tourism is the practice of attracting travelers or visitors to anarea or areas used primarily for agricultural purposes.

Agri-Tourism is small-scale, low-impact, and, in most cases,education-focused.

Because landowners operate the majority of farms,opportunities for uniqueness and customization are limitless.

Many agri-tourism activities require only a small farm crew inorder to be successful.

For instance, farm tours, bed and breakfasts, Tractor / bullock

cart rides, grapes, mangoes, and other horticulture farms, byproduct farms, birds / animal zoos, and many other activitiesmay be operated with little additional investment in labor.

The business operator is limited only by his or her own creativity.

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Overnight stays: Lodging and camping Bed and breakfastCamp sites Youth camp Farm vacation (farm stays, feeding animals, picking fruit/vegetables) Day trips/picnics Weddings, receptions, honeymoons

Special events and festivals Music festivals Holiday celebrations Harvest festivalsRural Festivals/ Jatra

Off the farm Farmers' markets at taluka place Taluka Milk Collection centers Village fairsRoadside produce stands

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