The Allure of Astro-Tourism Among Local Travelers

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Social Media: The millennial crowd has grown up with the internet at their fingertips, and Indias particularly young and aspirational population has a global perspective that makes them curious about everything, especially space..

Star-bathing: The recent wellness trend of starbathing (the act of lying under the stars, akin to sunbathing, except it's done at night under the starry sky rather than during the day) is promoting a holistic engagement with the night sky not just for its aesthetic beauty, but as a profound experience of realizing a universal connection with all matter, from stardust to the surrounding nature..

This notion elevates the experience from mere observation to a surreal exploration of oneness with the universe.. 24-Hour Experience: Astro-tourism isnt just about the night sky; in fact, the biggest star closest to our planet is visible only during the day..

This scale categorizes the darkness of a location's sky based on several criteria: lower rank on the Bortle scale, lesser light pollution and clearer views of the cosmos..

Coorg: Surrounded by lush greenery and coffee plantations, Coorg offers peaceful nights perfect for admiring the stars.. Jaisalmer: The desert skies of Jaisalmer, set against ancient forts and sandy dunes, create a breathtaking setting for celestial exploration...

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