Baramati Agri & Rural Tourism Training , Research & Development Center , Palshi wadi , Tal Baramati , Dist Pune , Maharashtra

Baramati Agri & Rural Tourism Training , Research & Development Center ,

Palshiwadi , Tal Baramati , Dist Pune , Maharashtra

by Pandurang Taware

Fact Sheet - Baramati Agri Tourism Center, Palashiwadi.

Accommodation

Type No of Rooms

10 rooms : Occupancy per Room 3 beds per room (with western toilets)

10 rooms : Occupancy per Room 3 beds per room (with indian toilets)

3 bedroom House : 1 no

20 beds dormitory : 2 nos : 40 persons

Total Occupancy 110 persons can stay comfortably

• Total Agri Tourism Center Area – 20 Acres
• Specialty Crops / Activities –
  • Agri Tourism Training & Research Center
  • Organic Farming
  • Water storage tank – shetale
  • (2 crore liter water storage capacity )
  • Fisheries – Tilapia , Prawns ( Sweet water)
  • Flowers Gardens , Local Tree Plantations
  • Indian Vegetables farm
  • Swimming in the well
  • Bullock Cart, Tractor Rides,
  • Spotting The dear

Local Sightseeing

• Famous Supa Bird Sanctury – 12kms
• Famous Mahadev Mandir Supa – 12 kms
• Famous Historical Village ‘ Lonibhapkar Village’ just 4 km
• Famous ‘ Datta Mandir’ just 4 km.
• Famous ‘Rajwada’ of More family and Despande families just 10 k.m.
• Famous ‘Shiva Someshwar temple’just 15 k.m.
• Famous ‘Ganpati Morgaon Temple’just 10 k.m
• Famous ‘Malegaon Sheti Farm’ just 20 k.m
• Surrounded by sugar factory andjaggery making units,

• Milk processing units “Navnat Dairy”
• Baramati Town Visit just 28 kms
• Famous Historical Town Phaltan and Nimbalkar’s Rajwada 25 kms
• Goat breed farming Phaltan 25 kms
• Famous Nira Jaggery Market - 15 kms
• Padegaon – Sugar research Center – 20 kms
• Famous Datta Mandir and Boating Nira

Specialty Meals

1. Vegetarian
2. Non-vegetarian( in the village with local farmers place)

• Rustic Maharashtra food.
• Specialty wine for sale ( Baramati Wine / Indian).
• Organic Grains / Cereals for sale.
• Herbal tea for Breakfast and Evening Snacks.
• You can play with these domestic animals – Dog, Buffalo, Cow, Rabbit, Goat, Hens.
• Can Participate in Farming Activities.
• Adventure Activities like mounterring, trekking, river crossing, cycling, can be arranged at advance notice.
• Tribal Folk Dance / Music can be arranged for evening entertainment program.

Ideal for:

• Individual Family Weekend Outings.
• Health Peaceful Excursions.
• Business Meetings, Sales Workshops, Personality Development Workshops.
• Groups , Sr. Citizens, Ladies BC Group, School and college Educational Tours.

Travel Map and Distance to the destination Pune >> 75 kms >>Hadapsar >>– Saswad >>– Jejuri>> – Moragoan -- 8KMs - Loni Pati - Loni Bhapkar Village - Turn Right – 5 kms – Baramati Agri Tourism Center. Palashiwadi Village.

Tariff:

Entry Fees: Rs 75 /- per adult and child – only Herbal Tea and Farm Tour.

• Day Tour: Rs 600/- per person – Welcome tea/ coffee, lunch, evening tea and snacks, farm tours.
• 1 day/ 1 night – Rs 1000/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 2 Breakfast, lunch, evening tea and snacks, Dinner, stay at the farm, farm tours , local sightseeing (optional )
• 2 days / 1 night – Rs 1500/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 2 Breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 evening tea and snacks, 1 Dinner, night stay at the farm, farm tours, local sight seeing, evening entertainment program.
• 2 days / 2 night – Rs 2000/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 3 Breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 evening tea and snacks, 2 Dinner, night stay at the farm, farm tours, local sight seeing, evening entertainment program
• Children (4yr – 10 yrs) Rates: 30% less on above adult rate.
• School Day Tours:
  • Rs 250/- per students 4th – 7th Std,
  • Rs 300/- per student 8th – 10th Std.
  • Rs 350/- per student 11th Std onwards
  • 2 teachers free with every 50 students batch
  • One day one night packages are also availabl

Contact for reservations :

ATDC (P) LTD 020- 2553 5599, 2553 9600

sales@agritourism.in

Pandurang Taware – Father of Agri Tourism Concept , India

What is Agri Tourism all about?

Agri-tourism is defined as travel, which combines, agriculture and rural setting with product of agriculture operation all within a tourism experience. Experience itself is the Agri tourism product, besides Tourists can buy fresh Agri produce and products directly from farmers without any middle man (agents)

Who is the founders/founder?

Pandurang Taware – , Father of Agri Tourism Concept , India ,

1. National Tourism Award Recipient 2010, by the Hands of Vice President of India on 3^rd march 2010.
2. Finalist, Global Tourism for Tomorrow Award 2011, constituted by WTTC LONDON.
3. Winner , Global , Responsible Tourism Award 2011, constituted by Responsible Travel London .

When did your'll start?

16^th May 2005, A humble attempt to implement and start the Pilot Project of Agri Tourism by ATDC was made under leadership of Mr. Pandurang Taware in 2005 in Malegaon near Baramati in Maharashtra, where the Agri Tourism was demonstrated on Agriculture Development Trust’s farm.

How did you come up with this idea?

Urban population is increasing day by day. Today, urban children’s world is restricted in the close doors of a school, home and centre around television, video game, computer, fast food and internet. Living in urban area, they have not enjoyed the beauty of Mother Nature. ATDC P LTD ( Previously Agri Tourism Development Corporation) , did the research in 2004, and found that 43% of urban population did not have any relative left in the village. 97% of urban population wants to experience the rustic beauty of village life. This gives an opportunity to develop tourism centre in the village based on agriculture activities and other side Farmers in village are engaged in farming activity through out the year. Their incomes from farm produce depend on good monsoon, good harvest and good marketing. It is experienced that the income from agriculture farming is only once or twice in the year, but the expenses are on weekly basis, it is very difficult for the farmer to sustain throughout the year, since the income is not sufficient. To make farming sustainable and feasible there was a urgent need of some experiment in addition to the traditional farming, after three years of consistent research and studies, Shri Pandurang Taware concluded that Tourism was one such experiment that will generate weekly income which can compensate weekly expenses of the farm.

What pain point are your'll solving?

Farmers in village are engaged in farming activity through out the year. Their income from farm produce depends on good monsoon, good harvest and good marketing. It is experienced that the income from agriculture farming is only once or twice in the year, but the expenses are on weekly basis , it is very difficult for the farmer to sustain throughout the year, since the income is not sufficient. To make farming sustainable and feasible there was a urgent need of some experiment in additon to the traditional farming, after three years of consistent research and studies, Shri Pandurang Taware concluded that Tourism was one such experiment that will generate weekly income which can compensate weekly expenses of the farm.

What is your unique selling proposition?

.Agri Tourism Development Company , did the research in 2004, and found that 43% of urban population did not have any relative left in the village. 97% of urban population wants to experience the rustic beauty of village life. This gives an opportunity to develop tourism centre in the village based on agriculture activities.

Who are your competitors and how do you’ll maintain a competitive advantage over them?

We really do not have competition

Are you looking for funding?

Yes, we are looking for funding options

If yes then how much for what percent equity stake in the company? ,

Around 3 cr and 20% of equity stake.

Whats your business model like?

Pilot Project of Agri Tourism by ATDC was made under leadership of Mr. Pandurang Taware in 2005 in Malegaon near Baramati in Maharashtra, where the Agri Tourism was demonstrated on Agriculture Development Trust’s farm. once within 2 years the pilot project became a huge success. In 2007 , ATDC launched Maharashtra State Agri Tourism Vistar Yojana 2007 where in 52 farmers were selected to start Agri-tourism centers across the entire state of Maharashtra. Similarly in 2008 – another 25 farmers were selected, thus totally 72 Agri tourism centers are operational currently in the entire state.
In the state where 80 % farmers have marginal land holdings, it was danger that these farmers may left out of the Agri tourism benefits, thus Shri Pandurang Taware suggested the route of cluster Agri tourism development under co-operative basis, thus the farmers started several agri tourism development co-operatives.

Pricing?

Nominal rates per person day, like INR 500 per person per day

Revenue projections for this year and the next 5 years?

Aprrox 2010- 2011- INR 1 cr , next five years , aprrox 10 cr

Future plans for growth of the company?

Setting up, Agri and Rural tourism Training, research and Development Centre at village palshi, tal baramati, dist Pune on 20 acres of land and at the investment of INR 1.5 cr and developing another 50 Agri tourism centers in India.

Is there anything else that you would like to add?

Agri Tourism Advantages

· Diversify and increase income sources.

· Share challenges and satisfaction of your lifestyle with others.

· Develops interpersonal and communication skills.

· Agri-tourism creates employment opportunities for farmer’s family members.

· Supplements the family’s income.

· One of the most rewarding aspects of Agri-tourism for many farmers is the opportunity to provide the public with a better understanding of what agriculture is really about.

· It is also an opportunity to enhance the community’s economic potential.

· Relatively less expensive.

Agri Tourism India wins the Global ‘Responsible Tourism’ award at WTM London

Agri Tourism wins the global ‘Responsible Tourism’ award at WTM London

London, Nov 9, 2011:

Pune based Agri Tourism Development Corporation (ATDC) has recently won the most prestigious global responsible tourism award 2011 in ‘Best contribution to conserving cultural heritage’ category at World Travel Mart, London. The awards were given out by Justin Francis, Managing Director, www.responsibletravel.com; Amanda Wills, Managing Director, Virgin Holidays and other key organisers and founders of the award.

ATDC organizes tourism experiences on working farms in India providing holiday experiences based on local agricultural traditions and creating job opportunities for local farmers, allowing them to diversify their livelihoods whilst preserving their way of life. The jury was impressed by the reliability of the idea, and how this primarily domestic tourism experience is helping to bring Indian tourists back into rural communities.

About the Responsible Tourism Awards:

The Responsible Tourism Awards are organized by founder responsibletravel.com, with support from media partners Metro Newspaper, Geographical Magazine (the magazine of the Royal Geographical Society), and World Travel Market, where the Awards are given out. The judging process is designed and organized in partnership with the International Centre for Responsible Tourism at Leeds Metropolitan University, and Virgin Holidays have supported the Awards as headline sponsor since 2007.

Since they were founded in 2004, the Awards have attracted over 10,000 nominations from members of the public, leading to 201 unique organizations Awarded from 51 countries around the world.

What are the Awards for?

The Responsible Tourism Awards were founded in 2004 to celebrate and inspire change in the tourism industry. The Awards rest on a simple principle – that all types of tourism, from niche to mainstream, can and should be organised in a way that preserves, respects and benefits destinations and local people.

We want to celebrate the shining stars of responsible tourism – the individuals, organisations and destinations working innovatively with local cultures, communities and biodiversity.

But more than that, we want their examples to inspire others. That’s why we’ve got the most rigorous judging process around, and work with the best partners in the industry to help us get the word out – to ensure that their stories provide an example to the industry.

How do the Awards work?

Rather than handpick our nominees, we rely on travellers and the industry to nominate those tourism ventures with exciting stories to share. This makes our Awards unique – we don’t pre-decide the winners, we let you tell us who should be in the running. Every year we team up with our media partners to invite the public to make their nominations, and every year this process yields hundreds of unique nominees.

All it takes for someone to be considered for an Award is one nomination in any of our 13 categories. It isn’t a popularity contest; one nomination is enough to be entered.

Once all the nominations are received the judging process really begins – several stages designed with the International Centre for Responsible Tourism to put our nominees through their paces. At each stage the list gets shorter, until our expert panels of judges are ready to combine their knowledge to debate the winners on our annual Judging Day. Read more about the

What does it mean to be a winner?

Finalists of the Awards are invited to a prestigious ceremony hosted as part of World Responsible Tourism Day at the World Travel Market in London, where the winners are announced to an audience of tourism ministers, destination managers, industry professionals and media. We work with a variety of media partners to share the stories of our winners with the public – including The Metro, and Geographical magazine.

Photo Caption:

L-R: Maytha bint Saif bin Majid al Mahrooqiyah, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism, Oman; Shri Pandurang Taware, MD, ATDC India; Amanda Wills, Managing Director, Virgin Holidays and Mr. Justin Francis, Founder, Responsible Tourism awards.

For any other media queries, please contact:

Pandurang Taware

President & Managing Director

ATDC India

98220 90005

Father of Agri Tourism Concept, India,

National Tourism Award Recipient 2010, by the Hands of Vice President of India, March 2010

Finalist, Global, Tourism for Tomorrow Award 2011,by WTTC London , May 2011.

Winner, Global, Responsible Tourism Award 2011, by Responsible Travel, London, Nov 2011.

Contact details :

AGRI TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

1^st floor , Karnik Heritage , lane opp OBC Bank

F.C.Road , Pune – 411004

Tel : 020- 2553 5599, 2553 9600,

Cell: 98220 90005

What is Agri Tourism all about?

What is Agri Tourism all about?

Agri-tourism is defined as travel, which combines, agriculture and rural setting with product of agriculture operation all within a tourism experience. Experience itself is the Agri tourism product, besides Tourists can buy fresh Agri produce and products directly from farmers without any middle man (agents)

Who is the founders/founder?

Pandurang Taware – Father of Agri Tourism Concept in India,

1. National Tourism Award Recipient 2010, by the Hands of Vice President of India on 3^rd march 2010.
2. Finalist, Global Tourism for Tomorrow Award 2011, constituted by WTTC LONDON.

When did your'll start?

16^th May 2005, A humble attempt to implement and start the Pilot Project of Agri Tourism by ATDC was made under leadership of Mr. Pandurang Taware in 2005 in Malegaon near Baramati in Maharashtra, where the Agri Tourism was demonstrated on Agriculture Development Trust’s farm.

How did you come up with this idea?

Urban population is increasing day by day. Today, urban children’s world is restricted in the close doors of a school, home and centre around television, video game, computer, fast food and internet. Living in urban area, they have not enjoyed the beauty of mother nature. Agri Tourism Development Corporation, did the research in 2004, and found that 43% of urban population did not have any relative left in the village. 97% of urban population wants to experience the rustic beauty of village life. This gives an opportunity to develop tourism centre in the village based on agriculture activities and other side Farmers in village are engaged in farming activity through out the year. Their incomes from farm produce depend on good monsoon, good harvest and good marketing. It is experienced that the income from agriculture farming is only once or twice in the year, but the expenses are on weekly basis, it is very difficult for the farmer to sustain throughout the year, since the income is not sufficient. To make farming sustainable and feasible there was a urgent need of some experiment in addition to the traditional farming, after three years of consistent research and studies, Shri Pandurang Taware concluded that Tourism was one such experiment that will generate weekly income which can compensate weekly expenses of the farm.

What pain point are your'll solving?

Farmers in village are engaged in farming activity through out the year. Their income from farm produce depend on good monsoon, good harvest and good marketing. It is experienced that the income from agriculture farming is only once or twice in the year, but the expenses are on weekly basis , it is very difficult for the farmer to sustain throughout the year, since the income is not sufficient. To make farming sustainable and feasible there was a urgent need of some experiment in additon to the traditional farming, after three years of consistent research and studies, Shri Pandurang Taware concluded that Tourism was one such experiment that will generate weekly income which can compensate weekly expenses of the farm.

What is your unique selling proposition?

.Agri Tourism Development Company , did the research in 2004, and found that 43% of urban population did not have any relative left in the village. 97% of urban population wants to experience the rustic beauty of village life. This gives an opportunity to develop tourism centre in the village based on agriculture activities.

Who are your competitors and how do you’ll maintain a competitive advantage over them?

We really do not have competition

Are you looking for funding?

Yes, we are looking for funding options

If yes then how much for what percent equity stake in the company? ,

Around 1.5 cr and 20% of equity stake.

Whats your business model like?

Pilot Project of Agri Tourism by ATDC was made under leadership of Mr. Pandurang Taware in 2005 in Malegaon near Baramati in Maharashtra, where the Agri Tourism was demonstrated on Agriculture Development Trust’s farm. once within 2 years the pilot project became a huge success. In 2007 , ATDC launched Maharashtra State Agri Tourism Vistar Yojana 2007 where in 52 farmers were selected to start Agri-tourism centers across the entire state of Maharashtra. Similarly in 2008 – another 25 farmers were selected, thus totally 72 Agri tourism centers are operational currently in the entire state.

In the state where 80 % farmers have marginal land holdings, it was danger that these farmers may left out of the Agri tourism benefits, thus Shri Pandurang Taware suggested the route of cluster Agri tourism development under co-operative basis, thus the farmers started several agri tourism development co-operatives.

Pricing?

Nominal rates per person day, like INR 500 per person per day

Revenue projections for this year and the next 5 years?

Aprrox 2010- 2011- INR 1 cr , next five years , aprrox 10 cr

Future plans for growth of the company?

Setting up, Agri and Rural tourism Training, research and Development Centre at village palshi, tal baramati, dist Pune on 20 acres of land and at the investment of INR 1.5 cr and developing another 50 Agri tourism centers in India.

Is there anything else that you would like to add?

Agri Tourism Advantages

· Diversify and increase income sources.

· Share challenges and satisfaction of your lifestyle with others.

· Develops interpersonal and communication skills.

· Agri-tourism creates employment opportunities for farmer’s family members.

· Supplements the family’s income.

· One of the most rewarding aspects of Agri-tourism for many farmers is the opportunity to provide the public with a better understanding of what agriculture is really about.

· It is also an opportunity to enhance the community’s economic potential.

· Relatively less expensive.

कृषी पर्यटन प्रशिक्षण शिबीर

कृषी पर्यटन प्रशिक्षण शिबीर

प्रस्तावना :

खर तर , शेती व्व्साय म्हणून , करण्याची गरज आणि वेळ आसून ,शेतकार्यांनी , जे विकत ते पिकवले पाहिजे , किवा , जे पिकत ते विकायला शिकले पाहिजे ,

आपल्याला माहित असेल कि , कुठलाही कारखानदार आपले उत्पाधन , उत्पादनासाठी लागल्याल्या खर्चा पेक्ष्या कमी किमतीत विकत नाही, किंबावना खर्च अधिक नफा , या तत्वावर विकत असतो , मग आपण शेत्कारींच का आपला कृषी माल , कमी किमतीत विकत आहे , त्याचे कारण मणजे , घ्राहक आणि शेतकरी यांच्या मधली दरी जास्त आहे , शेती फायदे शीर , करायची असेल , प्रगतशील करायची असेल , प्रोयोग शील करायची असेल , तर शेतीपूरक " कृषी पर्यटन प्रकल्प सारखा पर्याय शेतकरी बंधू ना उपलब्द झाला आहे .

कृषी पर्यटन विकास संस्था बारामती , यांनी केलेल्या पाहणी नुसार सन २००८ - २००९ साली सुरु केलेल्या कृषी पर्यटन प्रकाल्प्पासून महाराष्ट्रात अनेक शेतकरी कुटुंबाचे आर्थिक उत्पन ३३ % वाढले आहे. रोजगाराच्या अनेक संधी उपलब्द झाल्या आहेत ,

आज महाराष्ट्रात जवळ जवळ २०० पेक्ष्या जास्त कृषी पर्यटन सुरु आहेत , पांडुरंग तावरे यांनी ५०० पेक्ष्या जास्त शेतकरी यांना कृषी पर्यटन प्रशिक्षण दिले आहे .

राष्ट्रीय पर्यटन पुरुस्कर तसेच आंतरराष्ट्रीय पर्यटन पुरुस्कर वेजेते मा. श्री पांडुरंग तावरे यांच्या प्रतेक्ष बारामती कृषी पर्यटन विकास केंद्र मध्ये , नियोजन बद्ध कृषी पर्यटन प्रशिक्षण शिबीर ,

प्रतेयक - सोमवार ते गुरुवार - ४ दिवस

स्थळ : बारामती कृषी पर्यटन विकास केंद्र , पळशी वाडी , ता : बारामती.

प्रशिक्षण शिबिरा मध्ये साम्विस्त -

१. शास्त्रुक्त कृषी पर्यटन प्रशिक्षण व प्रशिक्षण सहित्य.

२. ३ रात्र / ४ दिवस निवास , सकाळी नास्ता, दुपारी जेवण , संध्याकाळी चहा , नास्ता , रात्री जेवण ,

३. एक दिवसीय बारामती परिसरातील कृषी पर्यटन स्थळे , स्थानिक पर्यटन स्थळ दर्शन , सहल .

प्रशिक्षण फी : रुपय ७०००/-

फी मध्ये सवलत :

शेतकरी ( ५ एकर पेक्ष्या कमी ) : २५ %

शेतकरी : ( ५ एकर पेक्ष्या जास्त ) : २०%

शैक्षणिक विधार्य्ती : २० %

सरकारी अधिकारी / कर्मचारी : २०%

कृषी / पर्यटन विभागातील अधिकारी / कर्मचारी : २५%

एकाच वेळी तीन पेक्ष्या जास्त नाव नोदणी केली तर : ३०%

टीप : ही सवलत , सप्टेंबर आणी ऑक्टोबर - महिन्यातल्या प्रशिक्षण शिबीर साठीच लागू आहे

प्रशिक्षण वेळा पत्रक :

सप्टेंबर : १3 सोमवार , १९ सोमवार ,

ऑक्टोबर : ३ सोमवार , १० सोमवार , १७ सोमवार , ३१ सोमवार .

प्रशिक्नार्थी यांनी : सोमवारी सकाळी ११ वाजे पर्यंत - बारामती कृषी पर्यटन विकास केंद्र , पळशी वाडी , ताल : बारामती , ( मोरगाव गणपती गाव पासून १० किलोमीटर वर आहे , )

पुण्यातील ऑफिस मध्ये : नाव नोदणी आवश्यक आहे :

पुण्याहून येण्याचा मार्ग : पुणे - सासवड - जेजुरी - मोरगाव - बारामती कडे --- लोणी पती पासून ---लोणी भापकर गावात --- गावातून - पळशी वाडी गाव ---- बारामती कृषी पर्यटन केंद्र .

अधिक माहिती साठी :

कृषी पर्यटन विकास संस्था , बारामती

कार्यलय : १ , कर्णिक हेरीटेज , ओ बी सी , बँक समोर , एफ सी , रोड , पुणे - ४

फोन : ०२० - २५५३ ५५९९, २५५३ ९६०० ,

गणेश देशमुख : ९८८ ११ ३३ ६९४ , गणेश रणवरे : ९७६ ६८६८ ३९२

pandurang@agritourism.in

Baramati Agri Tourism Center, Palashiwadi

Fact Sheet - Baramati Agri Tourism Center, Palashiwadi

Sales office : 1^st Floor, Karnik Heritage , lane opp OBC Bank , FC.Road Pune -4

Tel : 020 – 2553 5599, 2553 9600, 2553 0463

sales@agritourism.in www.agritourism.in

Accommodation Type	No of Rooms (with western toilets)	Occupancy per Room
3 beds per room	20	60 persons
3 bedroom House	1	10 persons
20 beds dormitory	2	40 persons
Total Occupancy	110 persons can stay comfortably

• Total Agri Tourism Center Area – 20 Acres
• Specialty Crops / Activities –
• Agri Tourism Training & Research Center
• Organic Farming
• Water storage tank – shetale
• (2 crore liter water storage capcacity )
• Fisheries – Tilapia , Prawns ( Sweet water)
• Flowers Gardens , Local Tree Plantations
• Indian Vegetables farm
• Swimming in the well
• Bullock Cart, Tractor Rides,
• Spotting The dear

Local Sightseeing

• Famous Supa Bird Sanctury – 12kms
• Famous Mahadev Mandir Supa – 12 kms
• Famous Historical Village ‘ Lonibhapkar Village’ just 4 km
• Famous ‘ Datta Mandir’ just 4 km.
• Famous ‘Rajwada’ of More family and Despande families just 10 k.m.
• Famous ‘Shiva Someshwar temple’ just 15 k.m.
• Famous ‘Ganpati Morgaon Temple’ just 10 k.m
• Famous ‘Malegaon Sheti Farm’ just 20 k.m
• Surrounded by sugar factory and jaggery making units,
• Milk processing units “Navnat Dairy”
• Baramati Town Visit just 28 kms
• Famous Historical Town Phaltan and Nimbalkar’s Rajwada 25 kms
• Goat breed farming Phaltan 25 kms
• Famous Nira Jaggery Market - 15 kms
• Padegaon – Sugar research Center – 20 kms
• Famous Datta Mandir and Boating Nira

Specialty Meals

a) Vegetarian

b) Non-vegetarian( in the village with local farmers place)

• Rustic Maharashtra food.
• Specialty wine for sale ( Baramati Wine / Indian).
• Organic Grains / Cereals for sale.
• Herbal tea for Breakfast and Evening Snacks.
• You can play with these domestic animals – Dog, Buffalo, Cow, Rabbit, Goat, Hens.
• Can Participate in Farming Activities.
• Adventure Activities like mounterring, trekking, river crossing, cycling, can be arranged at advance notice.
• Tribal Folk Dance / Music can be arranged for evening entertainment program.

Ideal for:

• Individual Family Weekend Outings.
• Health Peaceful Excursions.
• Business Meetings, Sales Workshops, Personality Development Workshops.
• Groups , Sr. Citizens, Ladies BC Group, School and college Educational Tours,

Travel Map and Distance to the destination

Pune >> 75 kms >>Hadapsar >>– Saswad >>– Jejuri>> – Moragoan --à 8KMs - Loni Pati -à LoniBhapkar Village -à Turn Right à 5 kms – Baramati Agri Tourism Center. Palashiwadi Village.

Tariff:

• Entry Fees: Rs 75 /- per adult and child – only Herbal Tea and Farm Tour.
• Day Tour: Rs 600/- per person – Welcome tea/ coffee, lunch, evening tea and snacks, farm tours.
• 1 day/ 1 night – Rs 1000/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 2 Breakfast, lunch, evening tea and snacks, Dinner, stay at the farm, farm tours , local sightseeing (optional )
• 2 days / 1 night – Rs 1500/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 2 Breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 evening tea and snacks, 1 Dinner, night stay at the farm, farm tours, local sight seeing, evening entertainment program.
• 2 days / 2 night – Rs 2000/- per person - Welcome tea/ coffee, 3 Breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 evening tea and snacks, 2 Dinner, night stay at the farm, farm tours, local sight seeing, evening entertainment program
• Children (4yr – 10 yrs) Rates: 30% less on above adult rate.

• School Day Tours: Rs 150/- per students 4^th – 7^th Std,

Rs 200/- per student 8^th – 10^th Std.

Rs 250/- per student 11^th Std onwards

2 teachers free with every 50 students batch

One day one night packages are also available

Contact for reservations :

ATDC (P) LTD

020- 2553 5599, 2553 9600

sales@agritourism.in

pandurang@agriotourism.in

Agri Tourism India , gets NATIONAL TOURISM AWARD..for MOST INNOVATIVE TOURISM PRODUCT by TOURISM MINISTRY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Agri Tourism India , gets NATIONAL TOURISM AWARD..for MOST INNOVATIVE TOURISM PRODUCT by TOURISM MINISTRY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.

Agri Tourism India , gets NATIONAL TOURISM AWARD..for MOST INNOVATIVE TOURISM PRODUCT by TOURISM MINISTRY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. FROM the AUSPICIOUS HANDS of Hon'ble Vice President of India Dr M.HAMID ANSARI ..in the function at VIGYAN BHAVAN , NEW DELHI ON 3rd MARCH 2010....Pandurang Taware FATHER OF AGRI TOURISM CONCEPT in India receives the AWARD