The village of Khokara is surrounded by a verdant forest. The village's name, Khokara, which meaning encompassed by deep caves, refers to the fact that it is surrounded by mountains and caves. The philosophy of sustainable living and responsible tourism, together with the culture, traditions, and way of life of the tribes, provide for a wonderful visitor experience. The large caves that encircle the settlements, the local dam, and the mountains on its outskirts are gifts from nature to the community. It is breathtakingly beautiful outside. Another well-known site close is the Sanjay Dubri sanctuary. Two rivers flow close by, and there is a forest surrounding it, demonstrating effective management of natural resource conservation.

The village's Gond and Baiga tribes are experts at identifying and using therapeutic plants. The community organises outdoor and adventurous activities for tourists, such as fishing, boating, and picnicking at waterfalls. The village's unique arts and crafts include peacock feather and bamboo-made headgear manufactured by local artisans.

Most of the locally accessible raw materials are used to construct the village's sustainable, environmentally friendly homes. Additionally organic, the paint used on the houses' walls. The rural tourism concept includes important elements like a suitable place to stay, a local trip, food, skill, art, and craft, as well as the safety of women. The women of the family run cosy homestays in the area, which also provide food from the region.