Ethno-Eco Tourism in Bastar is a reflection of his experience gained while working in Chhattisgarh Tourism Board. Bastar is one of the most beautiful regions of Chhattisgarh. It is a land richly woven by its vibrant people and is full of myriad wonders and undiscovered surprises. The region is widely known to be inhabitant of various tribes and their wide ranging culture, music and craft. It is one of the most ancient enclaves in India. Various communities in Bastar still follow age-old traditions and customs. These tribes have got symbiotic relationship with the forests. The life style of these primitive tribes and beautiful landscape, make Bastar a must visit place on the tourist's itinerary. It's an area travelled by WV Grigson, Thomson and Verrier Elwin, the great anthropologists from Europe, When East India Company ruled India before independence.

This book throws light on integrated development strategy of Bastar region of Chhattisgarh to attract global tourists. It is basically a master planning for the holistic development of Tribal region from the point of view of Ethno and Eco Tourism in a sustainable manner.

Dr. Sanjay Singh serving as Government servant for more than 30 years in various fields. He started his career with Gramin Bank in Damoh as a finance officer in 1983 and later joined the tourism industry in 1986. Presently working as General Manager, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, Raipur. Started his schooling from Sainik School Rewa, shifted to Christ Church, Jabalpur and then to St. Joseph's Allahabad. Infect he is  a product of the first batch of  ICSE in 1975.

A science graduate and a post graduate diploma holder in Travel and Tourism. Also a trained professional of NABARD in project formulation and refinance. Has done his Master degree in Business Administration with specialization in Marketing and Doctorate in a study of Ethno and Eco Tourism in sustainable form of Bastar Region. Has traversed through more than 25 countries in various events and  government assignments.