A trip to Rishikesh should atleast be a 5 days so that it allows students to explore these activities curated for this module comfortably, with clear learning outcomes. 

Given below are a few activities that can be conducted at this destination, along with the appropriate age group. Our forte is customisation, so feel free to select ONE, ALL or ANY combination of these activities to design a trip unique to your curriculum and experiential learning needs.

Rishikesh is often referred to as the gateway to Himalayas, is a great place where life skill experiential learning can be simulated. This module provides opportunities for development of non-tangible skills like leadership, teamwork, self-belief through activities like rafting, trekking, camping, mountain biking etc.

The expedition runs through the stretch of The Ganges right up to Rishikesh. The expeditions focusses on developing skills of self-sustenance, team work, rafting and offers opportunity to groom attributes of leadership and self-belief.

The objective of this module is to develop the proficiency of basic kayaking and extensive knowledge of white water amongst the students keeping in mind stringent safety norms and international standards of the sport.

Our instructors have the experience and skill to teach beginners the basics of white water and the finer details of paddling skills and new techniques. We will show them the ropes from paddling in a straight line, to negotiating class one and two rapids.

The Shivaliks house some great biking trails. With appropriate gear, the students will explore some of safe biking trails. A great activity which focusses on exploration and life skills such as self-belief. An activity like this can be combined with kayaking, trekking and much more to design a multi-faceted day long adventure challenge.

An amazing activity where we trek the Shivaliks to the Fairy Lands campsite, a 4 hr trek. As the sun starts disappearing behind the Himalayan range, students will set up an overnight camp at a meadow overlooking the valley. 

Camping will help us illustrate the importance of management, job delegation and respect for their peers. At a safe campsite, students will learn to pitch their own tents, cook their own food and keep the campsite clean. It reinforces camaraderie amongst the peers apart from inculcating the aforementioned attributes.

This part of India has been at the receiving end of various natural disasters due to rapid degradation of the young Himalayas, which the module addresses as part of its service initiative. With experts on board this module enables students to reduce risk in natural disaster prone areas.