Tourism

Ecotourism

Ecotourism is a type of tourism in which tourists travel to visit uninhabited and untouched natural areas and watch plants, birds, fish and other animals. This type of tourism is based on living nature, i.e. it is a trip to natural areas responsibly that protects the environment and improves the quality of life of local people. Nature tourism does the least damage to nature and culture of the region.
In the modern world today, terms such as ecotourism are used which have a broader meaning than nature tourism. In nature tourism, nature is prepared and equipped for human use, but in ecotourism, man prepares himself for a correct and wise presence in nature.
Nowadays, ecotourism has found a special place and significant growth among different types of tourism. In the last twenty years, we have witnessed the rapid expansion of its activities around the world, and it is expected that the intensity of this expansion will increase.
Qara Qeshlagh Wetland in Bonab County, with an area of 40,000 hectares, is one of the largest wetlands in the northwestern Iran. It is known as the bride of northwest wetlands due to its special plant and animal diversity.
In addition to pristine and untouched natural attractions, this wetland is home to a variety of birds for 9 months of the year, especially the rare species of great bustard, the largest bird in the world, which nature lovers can enjoy its unique scenery.
Keep in mind that if you are interested in nature and seeing it intact, you should try to preserve this God-given capital and be cautious not harm it. Therefore, as a nature tourist, make sure to travel in a way that respects nature and do not contribute to its destruction.