Nayagarh has Satkosia Tiger Reserve plus tribal heritage. A combined eco-tourism operator plus tribal-craft retail captures both economies.
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Nayagarh district has Satkosia Tiger Reserve plus tribal heritage with traditional crafts. A combined operator running eco-tourism services (Satkosia safaris, riverside camping, tribal-village tours) plus a tribal-craft retail brand captures both economies.
Capex of 12-25 lakh covers tourism vehicle, accommodation arrangements, retail fit-out, and 6 months of working capital. Odisha Tourism's eco-tourism scheme plus DCH (handicrafts) jointly fund up to 50% capex. Hard parts: Forest Department permits, building Tripadvisor presence, and managing two operating models. Start with retail (steady year-round); eco-tourism in year 2.
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