Tuesday, 20 May 2025

 

🌾 How Big Investors Are Sidelining Small Agro-Tourism
Entrepreneurs in Chincholi Morachi

Chincholi Morachi, a tranquil village in Maharashtra known for its majestic peacocks and rich rural culture, has recently become a hub for Krushi Paryatan (Agro Tourism). While this growth brings economic opportunity, many small local entrepreneurs struggle to survive amidst the rise of large, heavily funded competitors.


💰 When Money Talks: The Unseen Cost of Big Investment

Over the past few years, a noticeable shift has occurred in Chincholi Morachi. Some agro-tourism centers are being built with lavish budgets, large-scale marketing campaigns, and extensive land acquisitions. While these ventures attract large crowds, they often overshadow grassroots efforts run by local farmers and families.

Small Krushi Paryatan businesses—built with limited resources and deep-rooted passion—are now facing:

  • 📉 Falling visitor numbers due to aggressive online promotion by bigger players

  • 💸 Unsustainable price competition that undercuts local offerings

  • 🚧 Reduced access to shared village infrastructure, like water or roadways, when monopolized by wealthier ventures


🧑‍🌾 The Soul of Agro-Tourism: Local & Authentic

Agro-tourism isn’t just about comfort and glamour—it’s about authenticity. Small-scale businesses in Chincholi Morachi offer real farm experiences: milking cows, eating organic home-cooked meals, and interacting with village artisans. But when big money floods the market, this local touch risks being replaced by commercial entertainment parks.


⚠️ A Growing Concern Among Locals

Many villagers and local tourism advocates are voicing their concerns about a growing monopoly in the region, where money and influence dictate visibility and control. While names are often kept out of public conversation to avoid conflict, there's a growing sentiment that the spirit of community-driven tourism is being lost.


What Needs to Change

To ensure that small businesses in Chincholi Morachi thrive alongside larger ones, we need:

  1. Fair promotional opportunities for all tourism centers

  2. Community-based tourism policies to prevent monopolies

  3. Government support to uplift genuine local initiatives

  4. Visitors’ awareness about choosing authentic, rural experiences


🌿 Support Local, Experience Real India

If you’re planning a visit to Chincholi Morachi, take a moment to explore and support small Krushi Paryatan Kendras that are the heart of this village’s identity. Choose places that offer authentic farm life, local culture, and true hospitalitynot just marketing gloss.


📝 Have a voice in this story? Are you a local Krushi Paryatan business owner or a visitor with an opinion? Drop your comments below or get in touch with us. Let’s bring awareness and fairness to rural tourism in Maharashtra.


🔍 Disclaimer: This article is a general commentary on the challenges faced by small agro-tourism businesses and does not accuse any individual or organization of wrongdoing. All readers are encouraged to support transparency, fairness, and local growth.

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

True agritourism

   Krushi Paryatan is very important concept for farmers as wel as for all peoples who  are living in country ,Peoples living in city are unknown about agriculture and  condition of farmers , There  are about 80% of peoples in India who are doing farming and depend on agriculture, It is very important to grow economic condition of farmers , thousands  of Indian farmers committing suicide because of various problems they are facing , some of them are draught ,unnecessary rain, cyclone . Their investment goes waste and finally takes drastic step of suicide.
Agritourism is very important for farmers to enhance their economic condition, but now a days wrong peoples misuse this concept for their self benefit and doing business. The negative impact is that peoples who are living in city not getting true knowledge of farmers condition, there is no need to invest  lacs and crores on agritourism , this wrong peoples not farmers they earn large amount of land by wrong money and invest lacs, they don’t know abcd of agriculture .
 Agritourism is not business , it is medium, cause of meeting of city people to village people and understand village culture , right- wrong of village life, beauty of village, experience of climatic condition, acidity free testy food on cheap rate,
   I hope you understand what I want to suggest you, If you want to make your journey meaningful please go to those agritourism whose owners are farmers  and doing farming , be practical don’t go through dummy picture of village culture, be original, if you are coming from long distance learn original and see true picture of agritourism , owners who have thousands of acres  land is not farmer he is businessman and businessman only deals with profit and loss and your money . I am sending this massage on behalf of all agritourism owners who are honestly maintaining  the concept.  This peoples have lots to invest and very well known how to do business, they first come to you by means of advertising  and trap you in their net. Please understand the concept , we all people make government  and good government best policies for us ..ie development of nation. Please ask following question before visiting any  agritourism
1.       Who is owner? Is he doing farming, how much investment, can we meet to owner?

If all answers are negative it means you are going to wrong place.

Friday, 28 June 2013

Welcome to Mayur Krushi Paryatan Kendra 
  Hi Respected guests and friends Visit to my village to see dancing peacocks.
their meeting time started,
dont miss otherwise you need to wait up to next year.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Hi myself Pradip Ukirde Presently in Indian army I suggest you people to visit my village for tension-free weekend for more visit chincholimorachi.in
www.chincholimorachi.in