Ecotourism is acknowledged as an environmentally conscious approach to achieving an appropriate harmony between safeguarding the environment and sustaining the development of the economy. India has embraced ecotourism as a key strategy for accomplishing the goal of environmental preservation and financial gain. This research article explores the ecotourism initiatives implemented in Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh, India. By thoroughly analysing several projects running there, the study seeks to identify the strategies and approaches that have successfully implemented ecotourism in the park. The study also highlights several significant factors contributing to the obstructions and challenges encountered while implementing ecotourism in Dudhwa National Park. It also examines how Indigenous people have benefited from ecotourism events by protecting traditional aesthetics, empowering their communities, and improving their standard of living. The paper also discusses the ecological effects of ecotourism initiatives, encompassing habitat restoration efforts, sustainable travel policies, and wildlife conservation measures. By emphasising the interplay between environmental conservation, community engagement, and sustainable economic growth, it aims to provide an in-depth examination for lawmakers, environmentalists, and stakeholders involved in sustainable tourism activities to help them develop a comprehensive roadmap for successful ecotourism initiatives in Dudhwa as well as other parts of India.