As of the region from where i hail concerned, its a nagar panchayat. The history of the place rooted in the Hindu mythology and supported by the traditions and various dance forms makes it a place of attraction.The low lying paddy fields of the region offers good opportunities during monsoon as it turns to a lake during the rainy season giving way for various activities like fishing, boating etc. The vast coconut plantations and near by coastal line add to the riches of the region.

The entire state can divided into zones based on its physio-graphic and climatic features.Under each zone district wise identification for potential spots can be carried out. A multi-pronged categorization based on nature,culture and heritage and economy is best. A district wise assessment of each zone to identify prospective panchayats would enable us to chalk out plans involving local population. Myth and history of every region should be effectively used to create spots of interest.

eco tourism can be developed in rewa district of mp. this district is situated between tourist rout of khajuraho -varanasi true copy of shiv temple made by god vishvkarma is also situated here named devtalab more than five water falls are also situated in the region the concept for eco tourism will be "agreeculture that we never seen"production of moti from small tanks, medicinal plants and lakh productions from crop of pulses can be introduced

Not going in much details. Here is some basic things which can be done in Rural areas of Punjab ( With 3 regions of Malwa, Majha & Doaba, each having unending tourism potential). Haryana, Himachal and adjoining areas of Rajasthan can replicate with some regional variations. In he attached PDF File.

Rural areas are the hubs of tourism in India.To promote rural tourism following measures can be taken 1)Identify rural areas which can be developed as tourist destinations 2)Train local people as tourist giudes 3)Improve electrification and infrastructure facilities 4)Establish cultural hubs 5)Preserve Rural areas