The analysis of this study was mainly focused on the identification of the highly suitable land for organic farming in the study area. AHP matrix with integration of GIS is used for the analysis in which six different criteria were considered. The AHP with combination of GIS was found very useful for the suitable site identification. The final result can be adopted for the decision making process of the organic farming in the study area, as it gives insight in finding the suitable areas. The results can be more refined by critically analyzing the techniques used. The study includes the physical parameters only and need to incorporate the social and economic parameters. Since in AHP, the pairwise comparison is based on expert opinions which are subjective. Any wrong judgment on the any criteria can be easily conveyed to the weight assignment (Kritikos and Davies, 2011). This is the main drawback of the AHP technique (Nefeslioglu et al., 2013) and hence weights need to be assigned carefully. For more accurate and beneficial results the study needs to be focused on some specific species like medicinal plants, which have great economic value and covers scope of development of rural tourism too. The use of high resolution satellite data will aid in analyzing more finer areas. The identified zones have to be verified on ground level with other local parameters before the final implementation. The study can be adopted for rest of zones and also incorporating other domains of ecotourism than organic farming, which can flourish in that area.