Student Travel & Tours

Student Excursion offers an option to educators to enrich their classroom teaching through travel. Student groups 'learn by living' when they experience first hand the rich historic, cultural and natural sights in the country.

Watch your history books come alive as they take you through the monuments that the Mughals, the Rajputs and the rulers of the Vijayanagara kingdom built. Walk through the forests of North East India to experience what biodiversity really means. Ponder over what could have put an abrupt end to the Indus Valley Civilisation. Or simply take off on a trekking trip on the Sahyadris to loosen your limbs and soak in the fresh mountain air.

It's hot, dry and dusty. From the middle of nowhere, there's a whole series of stairways running laterally and diagonally across and down to a large tank where subterranean passageways converge from different directions. Intricate carvings and figurines line the panels and pillars are arranged in a symmetry. What could this be?

Look at that heap of unfinished bangles lying in a workshop that's almost 5000 years old. And that large pile of shells that's waiting to be shaped into circlets. What happened to the craftsman? What brought about this abrupt end to his activity?

In the midst of oddly juxtaposed boulders, there's a hill rising up to a temple at the peak, What's so special about this temple? And about the adjoining hill, and the cave on another? What links these hills to each other?

Within the ramparts of the fortified stronghold of the Mewars, what's that lotus pool on the palace grounds got to do with a battle? And the subsequent mass suicide by the all the womenfolk of the city….

What's inscribed on those prayer wheels that line the walls of Buddhist monasteries? Why do visitors spin these wheels?

To find your answers to these and many more amazing sights, take a break from those books and pack your bags for an exciting holiday of discovery. Chart your own course and discover the land that lies beyond your books and websites. Give vent to your curiosity and find incredible stories behind some of these sights.