Walk through an empire
- In the textbook
- The Vijayanagara Empire is a chapter and a map.
- On the ground
- Students stand in its capital, climb to the stone chariot at Vittala Temple, and place the ruins on a timeline themselves.
School & university tours
Some lessons don't fit in a classroom
Educational tours, camps and CAS programs that spark curiosity and build confidence. You set the learning goals, and we handle everything else.
Find a tour by subject
What are you teaching this term?
Pick a subject and see where it comes to life.
Feel what freedom cost
- In the textbook
- 1919 and 1947 are dates to memorise.
- On the ground
- At Jallianwala Bagh and the Partition Museum they become people and stories, and the flag-lowering at Wagah Border brings it into the present.
Meet a living tradition
- In the textbook
- Other cultures are a paragraph and a picture.
- On the ground
- Students see the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, visit the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, and try thangka painting at Norbulingka.
Study a real food chain
- In the textbook
- Ecosystems are a labelled diagram.
- On the ground
- In a tiger reserve, students see how forest, water and wildlife depend on each other, and why conservation matters.
Climb the story
- In the textbook
- Maratha history is told from a desk.
- On the ground
- On a fort trek and overnight camp, students follow the trails and ramparts they have read about, close to home.
Learn to carry your own weight
- In the textbook
- Resilience and teamwork are words on a poster.
- On the ground
- On a Himalayan trek, students pack their own bags, look out for each other and reach 12,532 ft together.
A sample day
Today's timetable: Hampi
Same subjects, very different classroom. This is one example, and we shape the real day around your class.
| Time | Subject | Classroom | Today's lesson |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6:00 | Geography | Matanga Hill | A sunrise trek up granite boulders. Read the land from the top: ruins, plantations and the Tungabhadra river. |
| 9:30 | History | Vittala Temple | The stone chariot, the musical pillars, and how a 15th-century empire built them. |
| 11:30 | Science | Virupaksha Temple | Why does the tower's shadow fall upside down inside the temple? Work it out on site. |
| 14:00 | Teamwork | Royal Enclosure | A scavenger hunt in teams: decode the carvings, follow photo clues, solve the trivia. |
| 16:00 | Archaeology | Mock excavation | Digging technique, stratigraphy and field notes, in a controlled setting away from protected monuments. |
| 17:30 | Sports | Hampi boulders | Bouldering under expert guidance, with the right gear, on some of the best rock in India. |
Homework: none. They'll talk about it all the way home anyway.
By class
The climb grows with them
Start close to home and build up, year by year.
- Classes 1–5
We come to you
Interactive sessions, adventure-based learning and activities, brought to your school.
In-school programs - Classes 6–8
First nights out
Nature camps and fort treks close to home. A good fit for the 10-day bagless period NEP 2020 recommends for these grades.
Koyna nature camp - Classes 9–10
History comes alive
Heritage and culture tours, plus a post-boards trek that doubles as a lesson in self-reliance.
Students’ Special Manali - Classes 11–12 & IB
The big climb
Himalayan journeys and CAS or IAYP programs, built around what students need to plan, do and reflect on.
Students’ Special Kuari Pass
Programs we organise
Seven ways to learn outside
Adventure & outdoor education
Trek, camp, and develop survival skills while learning about teamwork and resilience.
Environmental education
Explore ecosystems and participate in conservation projects.
Historical & cultural tours
Walk through history, visit heritage sites, and immerse in diverse cultures.
Traditional arts
Experience science and creativity through hands-on workshops and expert-led visits.
CAS tours
Creativity, Activity, Service: a blend of creative expression, physical challenge, and meaningful community engagement.
IAYP tours
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award: self-discovery through adventure, skill-building, fitness, and service.
In-school programs
For younger ages: interactive sessions, adventure-based learning, and engaging activities brought to your school.
Not sure which fits?
Tell us your class and goals, and we'll suggest one.
Ask us
Your framework
We'll fit your school's plan
IB CAS
- Creativity: workshops such as thangka painting
- Activity: treks, climbing and camps
- Service: community and conservation work
IAYP
- Adventurous Journey: treks and expeditions
- Physical Recreation: fitness and outdoor skills
- Skills & Service: hands-on learning and giving back
CBSE, ICSE & State
- Subject links: every stop tied to what the class is studying
- NEP 2020: experiential learning for the bagless period in Classes 6–8
- Your calendar: planned around exams and term dates
Safety & care
Ask us what you'd ask anyone taking your students
The questions principals, teachers and parents should put to any tour operator, answered.
Who looks after the students on tour?
Our facilitators and instructors run the program alongside your teachers, and the team includes women facilitators. We agree the student-to-adult ratio with you and confirm it in your proposal.
Where do students stay?
In hotels, campsites and resorts, chosen to suit the destination and your group, with good service throughout. Your proposal shows where students will stay on each night of the tour.
What will students eat?
Proper meals, served at the hotel, campsite or resort. Tell us about allergies, dietary needs and food preferences when you plan, and we'll arrange for them.
How do you look after girl students?
Boys and girls stay in separate rooms or tents, and women facilitators are part of the team. Students can speak to a facilitator at any time if something makes them uncomfortable.
What happens in a medical emergency?
Our facilitators carry a medical kit and are prepared to handle emergencies. We collect each student's health details and an emergency contact before departure, so the right people can be reached quickly.
How will parents stay informed?
Parents can have the full itinerary before departure, along with emergency contact details. Your teachers stay with the students throughout the tour.
Is insurance included?
Insurance isn’t included in our packages, but we can provide it at an extra cost. Just ask when you plan your tour.
What rules do students follow?
No alcohol, no drugs, no smoking and no litter. Share any school rules you'd like applied as well, and our facilitators will follow them with your teachers.
What if plans need to change?
Safety comes first. If the weather or local conditions change, we may adjust the schedule, and we'll keep your teachers informed.
What do you take care of, and what do we?
We handle planning, logistics, stays, meals, transport, and on-ground coordination. You set the learning goals and we will take care of the rest.
Affiliated with
How it works
From idea to departure
Share your goal
Tell us the class, group size, rough dates and what students should take away.
Get a proposal
We suggest a destination and itinerary built around your learning goals and budget.
Brief everyone
We share the itinerary, packing list and required forms for your teachers and parents.
Head out
Our team handles travel, stays, meals and activities on the ground.
Bring it back
Students reflect on what they learned and carry it back into the classroom.
Our partners in learning
Schools we work with
From past tours
See what a tour looks like
Hampi: Turning History Lessons into Real-Life Experiences
Amritsar & Dharamshala: Of Mountains, Monasteries, and Memories!
Student Special batch to Manali
Fun, friendship and first adventures with the MountainFit tribe.
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