The purpose of architecture is not only to provide people's physical, social and economic needs, but also to stimulate and respond to their cultural and spiritual expectations. Our multifaceted cultural traditions are influenced by our diverse livelihoods, ethnicities, languages, localities and by religious and spiritual belief. So the challenge is how to address this cultural pluralism in architecture. This book provides an in-depth study on sustainable development of tribes through an eco-tourism proposal. Apart from this this book systematically discusses various case studies and novel concepts for suitable approach. This book targets young researchers, students and professionals who are interested in this field. This book also hopefully expected to serve as a building block for future researches in this field.