This research paper conducts a cross-regional analysis of economic opportunities and challenges faced by farm tourism entrepreneurs in the Eastern states of India, focusing on its financial and economic growth implications. Implementing farm tourism often requires upfront investments in infrastructure, technologies, and training, which can be a challenge for farm tourism operators, especially those with limited financial resources. This study addresses this gap by examining the financial aspects of farm tourism in various regions with cultural diversity known for their agricultural and horticultural activity, including Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and Bengal. Using a combination of survey data, financial reports, and government statistics, we perform an in-depth comparative analysis to assess the impact of farm tourism on local economies, income levels, employment rates, and agricultural productivity. Our preliminary findings suggest that farm tourism is positively associated with economic growth in rural areas, but its effects are uneven across different regions. The study provides critical insights for policy-makers, industry stakeholders, and rural communities considering farm tourism as a strategy for economic development and sustainability.