Proposal reveals an adventure center to enhance tourism and recreation in Nashik, suggesting economic benefits.
This research paper presents the proposal and a Solution to the contextual area of an Adventure Center and Training Institute at Igatpuri, Nashik. The project envisions creating a multifunctional destination that integrates both indoor and outdoor adventure facilities and connection between nature and human catering to residents and tourists from Nashik, Mumbai, and Pune. The design focused sustainable development, community involvement, and the promotion of tourism and Adventure perspective of people in Nashik. By providing a diverse range of Outdoor activities—such as trekking, climbing, camping, Rock-climbing, Skateboarding, Parasailing, Skydiving and training programs—the center forced to encourage physical fitness, skill development, and recreational engagement. Additionally, the proposal emphasis the socio-economic advantages for the contextual community, and gives a platform of economy including more opportunities, entrepreneurship potential, and long-term income creation. Beyond functionality, the institute aspires to serve as an iconic landmark for Maharashtra and India, reflecting the region’s outdoor beauty while enhancing its cultural and economic identity. This study establishes a framework for adventure-based infrastructure that balances recreation, growth in Adventure field economy, and regional development
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Ar. Shubham Ahire (2025) studied this question.
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