Geoheritage Sites in Rajasthan, India: A Strategy towards Sustainable Development

Rajasthan's geoheritage sites, encompassing vast desert landscapes and ancient rock formations, offer significant scientific, cultural, aesthetic, and educational value. A study by Yadav and Babita (2025) identifies these sites as potential tools for sustainable development, particularly through conservation and geo-tourism. The research highlights the importance of integrating preservation efforts with eco-tourism, education, and community participation to address threats and maximize benefits. By examining key geoheritage sites, their challenges, and opportunities, the study proposes strategies that balance conservation with economic and social development, offering a model for other regions.

Yadav, S. C., & Babita. (2025). Geoheritage Sites in Rajasthan, India: A Strategy towards Sustainable Development. Asian Journal of Geographical Research, 8(3), 76–86. https://doi.org/10.9734/ajgr/2025/v8i3277