United Nations World Tourism Organization (Unwto, 1988) Has Defined Sustainable Tourism As „‟Leading to Management of All Resources In Such a Way That Economics, Social and Aesthetic Needs Can Be Fulfilled While Maintaining Cultural Integrity, Essential Ecological Processes, Biological Diversity And Life Support System‟‟. Tourism Is One of the Biggest and Fastest-Growing Economic Sectors In the Global Economy and Also World‟S Largest Growing Industry and Has Significant Environmental, Cultural, Social, and Economic Effects, Both Positive and Negative. the Main Objectives of Our Study Are Formation of Tourist Circuits, Promotion of Eco-Tourism, Village Tourism and Find Out the Problems and Suggest a Suitable Plan For Sustainable Tourism Development In Uttarakhand and Promote and Propagation of Local Custom, Culture And Traditional Foods, Dishes, Folklore, Handicrafts, Architecture Heritage Etc, Which Have High Valued At Local Communities But Yet to Set Proper Exploration Recommendation to the World. Sustainable Tourism Can Be Taken In Four Different Interpretations That Include Socio-Economic Sustainability of Tourism, The Ecologically Sustainable Tourism, Sustainable Tourism Development With Both Focus of Environment As Well As Long Term Practicability of the Industry and Finally Tourism As a Part of a Strategy For Sustainable Development. Therefore, the Purpose of the Present Treaties Is to Adopt Integrated Approach And Establishment of New Plans For the Sustainable Develop ...