Colours of Kumaon
TRIP DATE : May 11th to 17th
(for students between 14 – 17 years)
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A trip with Journeys With Meaning gives you a hangover for life – a journey with a different perspective. The whole concept of responsible tourism, home-stays, and local food gives you a lifetime experience and you witness strangers turning into friends.
GEETANJALI ADVANI, PARTICIPANT ON OUR LADAKH TRIP.
Colours of Kumaon
May 11th to 17thFor students between 14 – 17 years
On this 5-day journey to the forests of Uttarakhand
• live with a friendly local family in their pretty homestay
• Trek the gorgeous mountain trails and camp under the stars
• Make new friends from around the country
• Learn the ancient art of farming – ploughing the land, sowing seeds, and harvesting vegetables
• Learn about the web-of-life and the role you can play in protecting it
• Learn more about life in a remote Kumaoni village
• Explore the amazing bird life in this region
• Understand the need for Responsible Travel and learn ways to practice it on this trip
• Hands-on photography lessons
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