Geotourism is a form of tourism that focuses on the geological features and landscapes of a region. It aims to promote the conservation of natural resources while providing visitors with educational experiences about the Earth's processes, formations, and history. This type of tourism often highlights unique geological sites, such as national parks, caves, and mountain ranges. By emphasizing local culture and environment, geotourism encourages sustainable travel practices. It helps communities benefit economically from their natural heritage while fostering a sense of responsibility towards preserving biodiversity and ecosystems. Travelers engage with the land, learning about its significance and the importance of protecting it for future generations.